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692 viewsPhoto from Bob Witt
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C-130 Shoot Down I690 viewsPhoto provided by Bob Witt
A Shau Valley April 1968
All of these C-130 Shoot Down photos came from the son of the C-130 navigator Roger Carr. The pictures were taken by a grunt medic who was KIA in June 1968.
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C-130 Shoot Down D688 viewsPhoto provided by Bob Witt
A Shau Valley April 1968
All of these C-130 Shoot Down photos came from the son of the C-130 navigator Roger Carr. The pictures were taken by a grunt medic who was KIA in June 1968.
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Airstrip at A Shau686 viewsJay Dirnberger Photo
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B52 bomb crater in A Shau677 viewsJay Dirnberger Photo
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Captured 51 cal675 viewsBob Witt Photo
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Chinook Going Down671 viewsPhoto provided by Bob Witt
Taken from Tiger April 1968
This is from an 8mm film that Lt. Sprayberrys Battalion surgeon took from the top of Tiger. The AC & CP walked into Sprayberry's perimeter 2 days later after E&E. They followed the sound of chain saws they heard being used on the LZ.
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671 viewsPhoto from Bob Witt
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SSgt Horne Riding the Skids669 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."
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Captured Russian Truck664 viewsBob Witt Photo
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I think this is a B/227 ship at LZ Pepper in the A Shau664 viewsPhoto from Bob Witt
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More A Shau Valley662 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."
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