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Gil Laze475 viewsBob Kelly Photo

D/227. Camp Evans.
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D/227 gunship damaged475 viewsBob Kelly Photo

Stress waves on side door. engine cowling and tail boom
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LZ Peanuts - Laos in the Background475 viewsPhoto provided by LT Charles Brown, C/1/5 Cavalry
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Looking West from South end of Tiger474 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."
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Blasted Huey - D/227473 viewsBob Kelly Photo
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Nick Johnson473 viewsDave Jones Photo

Camp Evans 1968
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B/229 - Call Sign Killer Spade473 views My thoughts when I took this picture was I wished this huey would move out a little. I'm short!

Photo provided by LT Charles Brown, C/1/5 Cavalry
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Khe Sanh, note NVA trenches in foreground472 viewsJay Dirnberger Photo
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LZ Helen472 viewsBob Witt Photo
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East Of Camp Evans472 viewsBob Witt Photo
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Cobra One Six472 viewsBob Kelly Photo
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Road Running West toward Laos472 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."
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