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Eddy Mahr and Craig Jarboe418 viewsLillian Burbank Photo
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Dayroom418 viewsLillian Burbank Photo
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Company A, 227th AHB Doing it's Job - 1965-1966418 viewsRobert Keller Photo
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418 viewsJeff Goshert Photo
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Beach area north of Da Nang417 viewsJay Dirnberger Photo
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Farewell Dinner417 viewsBob Kelly Photo
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Shanty next to rice field North of Phan Thiet 417 viewsJP Edwards Photo
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Phan Thiet school down town '67 417 viewsJP Edwards Photo
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Jack Bond417 viewsTommy Harrison Photo

WO Jack Bond flew with A/227 then transferred and flew with D/227 while at Phan Thiet
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Skosh417 viewsJerry Westenskow Photo

Phan Thiet - Dog "Skosh" (Phan Thiet)
The dog that hung out on the flight line
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Maintenance Crew at Phan Thiet417 viewsJerry Westenskow Photo

Maintenance at Phan Thiet, I don't have names for these guys.
From John Woods: "the person standing working on the rotor head is me, John Woods. At that time it was SP5 John Woods. "
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After a Blade Change417 viewsJim Puhala Photo

Phan Thiet
If you took a round at or near the leading edge of a rotor blade, it needed to be changed. A major exercise! Then the track of the blade needed to be checked to make sure everything was lined up properly.
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