|
|
LeVanCho-Address.jpgSend me a copy!315 viewsSouth Vietnamese police officer Le Van Cho, who worked the docks of Saigon, was really thrilled to have me take his picture. He tore off a piece of paper and gave me his address; he wanted me to send him a copy of the photo. Little did he know that I was off to the boonies and would never see Saigon again.
|
|
ARVN_-_2-9th.jpgThe Springer Scrapbook315 views
|
|
The_Trail_Pass.jpgLooking towards Pleiku314 viewsA good view of the topography at Mang Yang Pass on Highway 19. The roadside position of Company A-2-35 can be seen at the left of the highway. The company was guarding Hwy 19 during January and February, 1967.
|
|
MK318.jpgMemorial314 viewsIn Memory of Maj Michael Davis O'Donnell.
|
|
IMG_2618.JPGFire Mission!313 viewsStill firing! Mike Kurtgis, Don Keith, Dennis Dauphin, Ed Thomas, Bert Landau, (Gary) Dean Springer.
Nice to see all these FOs still on target!
|
|
MK-319.jpgThat's All, Folks!313 viewsA picture is worth a thousand words, but a thousand words could not describe the pictures anyway.
|
|
3d_Bde_Record,_2-9th.jpgThe Springer Scrapbook313 views
|
|
The_Lookout.jpgArmed & Dangerous312 viewsFO for A/2/35 clowns for a photo atop an concrete water tank at the Mang Yang Pass.
|
|
Joe_Turner.jpgBanquet312 viewsFirst-Timer! Joe Turner was the FDC guy for "A" Battery during his 66-67 tour. Joe is a CPA residing in Aston, PA.
|
|
A-2-35.jpgThe Banquet311 viewsLighten up, guys! Veterans of A/2/35 during the 66-67 tour are Hal Bowling, Bobby Day and David Dunn.
Lovely wives join them at the dinner table.
|
|
TS-9.JPGLZ Ranger @ Ban-me-Thuot309 views"We Were Cannoneers....and Young!" Posing with four-legged friend.
UNKNOWN cannoneers. Camouflage strap has the name "Dick". Anyone have names?
|
|
MK-63.jpgThe Enemy is your Enemy309 viewsNVA wounded and "Doc" fixed him up. He showed his "thanks" by promptly spitting on Doc. Then we had to cut an LZ to airlift him out.
|
|
| 4987 files on 416 page(s) |
 |
|
|
|
|
9 | |
|
|
|
|
