Photo was submitted by David Mosier & Bob Carr and is from Gilbert Alvarado's photo Collection. This photograph is the property of Gilbert Alvarado.

Flight Crew, left to right, Sgt. Thomas, WO Collins, WO Edgington, unknown, WO Graham, WO Sexton, WO Carr, WO Berg, WO Glenn Wilkinson, WO Craig Farlow.

Photo was submitted by David Mosier & Bob Carr and is from Gilbert Alvarado's photo Collection. This photograph is the property of Gilbert Alvarado.

Gilbert Alvarado and NightHawk

Tom Nietsche A/101,70/71

This photo was taken outside of the hospital at Quang Tri after I (Tom Nietsche) flew my aircraft commander (Dennis Beattie) there after he had been shot in the neck while flying over Khe Sanh. He was going to be OK so a few of us danced outside. Those are Dennis's boots with us. From left is CE John Collier, then I believe it's WO Graham (can't remember the first name), Nietsche, and on the right is WO Mark Goodell. The sign says "WE TREAT THEM GOD HEALS THEM...The yellowing of this photo is because it's a 8X10 which has hung on my den wall for years...

Photo property of Richard Bittle

This picture was taken from the rescue bird (A/101) after a crash on a CCN mission, Sept. 3, 1971. The helicopter was UH-1H #69-16701. Tom Halligan, CE of #701 remembers: We had just made an insertion and before we could pick up airspeed, all hell broke loose, we had a tail rotor failure, I don't remember hearing any firing, so we either had a tail rotor strike or a mechanical failure. All I remember is spinning wildly, The AC did one hell of an outstanding job putting it down in one piece. All four of us evacuated with no injuries. All I remember next is climbing a ladder wishing the guy in front of me would move faster. Two of us made it into the cabin and the other two rode the ladder to a safe place. Unfortunately I don't remember the names of the other crewmen.

Photo by Richard Bittle

J.J. Makool CE #261, left, and right is Williams, A/101 Crewmen on a foggy morning at the "Hideout".

Photo by Richard Bittle

Looking out the front window of #261 in the revetment at the A/101 Hideout. You can see the "tomb" in the background.

Photo by Richard Bittle

Bob Morris AC #261, A/101 1971

Photo By Robert Carr

Broke OH-6 with the tailboom off to the left. He responded to Mayday

to pick-up crew.

Photo by Robert Carr

A/101 UH-1H, in a revetment at the "Hideout", unknown Crewmen. One of the few A/101 UH-1's at the Hideout that had nose art.

Photo By Robert Carr

WO Robert Carr, A/101

Photo by Robert Carr

A/101 UH-1H, in a revetment at the "Hideout", Major Bob Clewell is the pilot without a helmet, unknown other Crewmen.

Photo By Robert Carr

Capt. Buddy Petty, Platoon Leader, A/101.

Photo By Robert Carr

Comanchero pilot, Jim Wallace, Comanchero 24

Photo by Richard Bittle

Standing left to right is William's, Lester Cox and unknown Sgt on left. Seated is Tom Halligan.

Photo was submitted by David Mosier & Bob Carr and is from Gilbert Alvarado's photo Collection. This photograph is the property of Gilbert Alvarado.

FNG - CW2 Byron Edgington

Photo was submitted by David Mosier & Bob Carr and is from Gilbert Alvarado's photo Collection. This photograph is the property of Gilbert Alvarado.

David Mosier A/101, next to 51 cal at Camp Carroll, DMZ

Photo property of Gilbert Alvarado.

This is a photograph I took of Fredderrick Ellis (late spring 1970) when we landed outside of Hue, waiting to load on some ARVNs near the Citadel..

This photograph is the property of Gilbert Alvarado.

Comanchero CE & DG's on Laundry day. Left to right, unknown, Dave Glisson, standing Gary Boop, standing Gilbert Alvarado, in back unknown, Richard Bittle's back, J.J. Makool seated against the wall.

Photo was submitted by David Mosier & Bob Carr and is from Gilbert Alvarado's photo Collection.

Photo By Robert Carr

FSB Berchtesgaden, YD 435011

Photo by Richard Bittle

Coming home to the "Hideout" on the flight line.

Photo was submitted by David Mosier & Bob Carr and is from Gilbert Alvarado's photo Collection. This photograph is the property of Gilbert Alvarado.

A/101 Hueys in Trail

What a Beautiful Sight

Photograph by Martin DeOrio

The airstrip at Khe Sanh. If you look really closely, you will see right in the middle A/101. A few of us were coming back from CCN out by Three Rivers and stopped to produce this artwork. The three other ships flew cover for the one that landed and did the painting. This was about May or June 70.

Photo by Tom Nietsche

Photo taken during Lam Son 179, left to right, Tom Nietsche, Frank Tigano and man on right is Charlie Seawright (Charlie I).

Photo by Tom Nietsche

This photo was taken during Lam Son 719 at Khe Sanh. The man hanging on door is Charlie Cornett (Charlie II Also Comanchero 41, not at that time).   The man with the shades has been ID as both Alex Duron and Gil Jones. Unknown other crewmen in back.

Photo By Robert Carr

A/101 UH-1H

Photo by Richard Bittle

WO Steve Sexton, A/101

Photo by Richard Bittle

A/101's WO Lee Robinson, left, and the right seat is Lt. George Dodge in #261.

Photo by Bob Morris

Chuck McConkey (left) and Bob Morris (center) A/101 AVN. Bob, Comanchero 30, holds the American record* for having spent the most time on the ground on LZ Lolo!

*See the Lam Son 719 web page, Return to Vietnam and Laos

Photo by Richard Bittle

Your Web Master hard at work on Guard Duty outside the Hideout

Photograph by Martin DeOrio

Cobra from the 77th ARA. I don't remember their first number, 1st or 4th or something. One Saturday evening in late June 70, Charley dropped in about 6 rockets. Charley always did this on Saturday evening just to %&#@-up the weekend. He usually didn't hit anything, but this Saturday night he got lucky. Two snakes were hit; both loaded with ammo and fuel. One sent rockets from the loaded pods all over Camp Eagle. The demo guys were blowing rockets in place for a week.