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Hall at Play385 viewsJim Puhala Photo

Phan Thiet
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"Flight's Up"384 viewsBob Kelly Photo

Time to get the hell out of here! Good Mission.
A series of nine photos showing the insertion of troops during a Combat Assault
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Spectator Sport Cricket Fight384 viewsJim Puhala Photo

The kids would stage cricket fights. They’d get a couple of crickets, rile them up by jabbing them with twigs and let them go after each other.
This photo was taken at Song Mau. We spent a lot of time there - waiting. We’d put out a recon patrol in the morning. They’d recon for a while; if they didn’t find anything, we’d pick them up and put them someplace else. If they did find something, we’d do a CA.
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John Tuttle382 viewsTommy Harrison Photo

John Tuttle, Crew Chief ( Aug 67 to Aug 68) in front of his ship, 66-16713
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SP5 Hall & Friends382 viewsJim Puhala Photo

Phan Thiet
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Mixed Race Vietnamese Teen382 viewsJim Puhala Photo


A 16 year old Vietnamese/Black teen (means he would have been born in 1951.)
This photo was taken at Song Mau. We spent a lot of time there - waiting. We’d put out a recon patrol in the morning. They’d recon for a while; if they didn’t find anything, we’d pick them up and put them someplace else. If they did find something, we’d do a CA.
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Touchdown at Phan Thiet381 viewsJim Puhala Photo

Phan Thiet

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One of AK's we captured 8 November 1967380 viewsBob Kelly Photo

Nice display. A/227, 500 combat hours with photos
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Kittens380 viewsJim Puhala Photo

Phan Thiet
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Grunts exiting ships379 viewsBob Kelly Photo

A series of nine photos showing the insertion of troops during a Combat Assault
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Unknown cleaning weapon379 viewsTom Loughlin Photo
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Cowboy Dave Armstrong379 viewsJohn LaDue Photo

This photo shows 1st Plt., D/227th Crew Chief, "Cowboy" Dave Armstrong. Sometimes Dave took the Cavalry thing a little too literally. :-) There was a herd of free ranging cattle in the Le Hong Phong forest, north of Phan Thiet. I believe we had some discussions about, whether or not one of these scrawny cows would taste better than the "Mystery Meat" served in the Mess tent. We figured that these cows would be about as chewy as an old Flak Jacket, so it was a toss up. :-)
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