| Most viewed - Camp Evans AO |
Free fire zone near Camp Evans610 viewsJay Dirnberger Photo
|
|
Award Ceremony610 viewsBob Witt Photo
|
|
Return trays to their upright position605 viewsJay Dirnberger Photo
|
|
Some ammo dump remains605 viewsBob Kelly Photo
Some live ammo from the ammo dump explosion. Burned vechicles and hueys.
|
|
Landing in revetment604 viewsHoward Burbank Photo
|
|
East toward Tiger Mountain603 viewsDoc McBride Photo
Modern Day A Shau
From Bob Witt. "Doc Mcbride, Mike Sprayberry's medic at LZ Tiger, took these pictures on his return trip to Vietnam. He returned the A Shau to look for his unit's MIA's lost at Tiger. Doc fortunately survived serious wounds received on the road below Tiger on April 25, 1968. Mike Sprayberry received the MOH for going out that night to rescue Doc & the rest of his patrol. Their unit was on board for the first Combat Assault's into LZ Tiger."
|
|
Les is good with electonics602 viewsJay Dirnberger Photo
|
|
Loach Near Tiger Low Level599 viewsDoc McBride Photo
From Bob Witt. "Doc Mcbride, Mike Sprayberry's medic at LZ Tiger, took these pictures on his return trip to Vietnam. He returned the A Shau to look for his unit's MIA's lost at Tiger. Doc fortunately survived serious wounds received on the road below Tiger on April 25, 1968. Mike Sprayberry received the MOH for going out that night to rescue Doc & the rest of his patrol. Their unit was on board for the first Combat Assault's into LZ Tiger."
|
|
LZ Peanuts - Before 5/4/68599 views The view from the A/1/77 Battery on early May 4, 1968. Note location of jeeps for reference in next picture.
Photo provided by LT Charles Brown, C/1/5 Cavalry
|
|
Looking east near Camp Evans598 viewsHoward Burbank Photo
South China Sea in the distance
|
|
Hot showers Coming598 viewsJay Dirnberger / Bob Witt Photo
Jeff Goshert standing on the left
|
|
The Trail Emerging Along the South end of Tiger598 viewsDoc McBride Photo
Modern Day A Shau
From Bob Witt. "Doc Mcbride, Mike Sprayberry's medic at LZ Tiger, took these pictures on his return trip to Vietnam. He returned the A Shau to look for his unit's MIA's lost at Tiger. Doc fortunately survived serious wounds received on the road below Tiger on April 25, 1968. Mike Sprayberry received the MOH for going out that night to rescue Doc & the rest of his patrol. Their unit was on board for the first Combat Assault's into LZ Tiger."
|
|
| 436 files on 37 page(s) |
 |
|
|
|
|
11 | |
|
|
|
|
Login
