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Unknown at Lai Khe367 viewsWayne Trucke Photo
1969
I don't remember their names (can anyone help?), but I believe these are the two pilots, Yellow One, who received the Silver Star for going into a hot LZ five or more times. They had a least three ships shot up, but would not let any of the other pilots go in. They just traded ships.
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Bunker outside the officers tents. Spent a few nights in and out of it. 198 viewsWayne Trucke Photo
1969 Lai Khe
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Tents in first company area191 viewsWayne Trucke Photo
1969 Lai Khe
We moved to a new location and were put in "buildings" with wooden floors and sides halfway up and screens the remainder of the way. The roof was tin.
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A/227 "Chickenman" duty/misc board. 201 viewsWayne Trucke Photo
1969 Lai Khe
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Wayne Trucke at 227th Sign302 viewsWayne Trucke Photo
1969 Lai Khe
In country long enough to grow a mustache but not long enough for R&R. My wife made me shave it off during R&R in Hawaii.
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227th Company area. Sign on rotor blade. 204 viewsWayne Trucke Photo
1969 Lai Khe
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Co A, 227th AHB Operations sign236 viewsWayne Trucke Photo
1969 Lai Khe
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D Company Cobra "at rest" at Lai Khe. 211 viewsWayne Trucke Photo
1969
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Two locals in our first company area201 viewsWayne Trucke Photo
1969 Lai kHe
I believe they were some of the laundry gals. Tents with a wooden floor in background.
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Two of the local girls. Believe they were laundry gals. 232 viewsWayne Trucke Photo
1969 Lai khe
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Local gals with unknowns213 viewsWayne Trucke Photo
1969 Lai Khe
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Can anyone help with names??332 viewsWayne Trucke Photo
Tents we lived in when first arrived at Lai Khe.
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