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Second in series465 viewsBob Kelly Photo

Four photos showing a firefight close to LZ English. You will see flares but look for the miniguns tracers coming from "Puff".
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Third in series439 viewsBob Kelly Photo

Four photos showing a firefight close to LZ English. You will see flares but look for the miniguns tracers coming from "Puff".
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Fourth in series454 viewsBob Kelly Photo

Four photos showing a firefight close to LZ English. You will see flares but look for the miniguns tracers coming from "Puff".

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Beer?531 viewsBob Kelly Photo
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Clifford and "One Six" Kantzenbach561 viewsBob Kelly Photo
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Chuck the day before going home555 viewsBob Kelly Photo
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Yellow Smoke518 viewsBob Kelly Photo
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Formation Flight551 viewsBob Kelly Photo

Formation coming home to LZ English. Leaving for Camp Evans tomorrow.
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A Co at LZ English449 viewsJay Dirnberger Photo

A/227 Commanding Officer Quarters at LZ English
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LZ English Flightline671 viewsJohn Woods Photo
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LZ English Ops614 viewsJay Dirnberger Photo

A/227 Operations Bunker at LZ English
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Lee King806 viewsGuy Sparrow Photo

The officer giving the award is Gen J.J.Tolson. From Jay Dirnberger: "I recognize the man giving Lee King his Air Medal as Major General John Tolson, 1st Cavalry Division Commander. I was one of his Aides de Camp at Fort Bragg, where he later was the Corps Commander of the 18th Airborne Corps."

To the right of Lee is Aaron Cobb who was the cook for A/227. The Warrent Officer on Lee's left is unknown.

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