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The Rockpile462 viewsBob Kelly Photo
LZ Rockpile - the North route out of Khe Sahn.Feb 12, 2010
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LZ Stud471 viewsBob Kelly Photo
Craters in the vicinity of Khe Sahn. GI's going on patrol (right)
Feb 12, 2010
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Me and my gunship at Khe Sahn478 viewsBob Kelly PhotoFeb 12, 2010
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LZ Snapper and Khe Sahn479 viewsBob Kelly PhotoFeb 12, 2010
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Highway 9 between Calu and Khe Sahn520 viewsBob Kelly PhotoFeb 12, 2010
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Khe Sanh Airstrip560 viewsBob Witt Photo
Spring of 1968
Dec 12, 2009
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Khe Sanh Bunkers467 viewsBob Witt Photo
Spring of 1968Dec 12, 2009
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Khe Sanh468 viewsBob Witt PhotoDec 12, 2009
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Closeup of Scrap Yard at Khe Sanh City486 viewsDoc McBride Photo
Modern Day Khe Sanh
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."
Dec 12, 2009
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Guy Sparrow at Khe Sahn447 viewsGuy Sparrow PhotoDec 12, 2009
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On road alongside of Khe Sanh Airstrip434 viewsDoc McBride Photo
Modern Day Khe Sanh
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."Dec 12, 2009
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Old GI shoes atop old sand bags at Khe Sanh400 viewsDoc McBride Photo
Modern Day Khe Sanh
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."Dec 12, 2009
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