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Provided by R. Wayne Jones
I know I had two #s of fuel left. Where is everybody? |
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Provided By Martin DiOrio
Andy Hyman shortly after he, George Dodge, Jerry Turner and Martin DiOrio crashed in late October '71. |
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Provided by R. Wayne Jones
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Provided by R. Wayne Jones
Hospital Ship off Danang. Bob Hope, I heard? |
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Provided By Martin DiOrio
Gen. Westmoreland that visited Camp Eagle in the summer of 70. The pulled out the honor guard and the band for a pass in review. |
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Provided by R. Wayne Jones
Major Bob Clewell, A/101 AVN CO |
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Provided by R. Wayne Jones
Lady (black) and DEW (wonder why that name?) at a welcome home reception. |
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Provided By Art Tiller
Camp Eagle from the Hideout |
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Provided by R. Wayne Jones
Weather Xed hell. Get to work Jones. |
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Provided By Martin DiOrio
FSB Birmingham |
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Provided by R. Wayne Jones
FB Whip |
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Provided By Art Tiller
Art Tiller standing in front of one of our UH1H's after the unit had stood down from operations. That would be in late December 71. |
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Provided By Art Tiller
Getting some sun in the Tomb, Hideout at Camp Eagle |
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Provided by R. Wayne Jones
Another day at the office. |
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Provided By Martin DiOrio
These are two Kit Carson Scouts I (Martin) knew at Division Headquarters. Person on the left was a Di Wee (Cptn) the other was a Tung Wee (1st Lt) does that make a 2nd Lt a Wee Wee. |
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Provided by R. Wayne Jones
Top photo is Sgt. King and the bottom photo is Gil Alvarado in the foreground and SGT King in the background along with the flight ops building. |
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Provided by R. Wayne Jones
Anyone recognize this aim point. Worked real well from above. |
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Provided By Martin DiOrio
A/101 AVN Operations and the flight line at Camp Eagle |
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Provided By Art Tiller
This is me (Art Tiller) ringing the F...g bell during my initiation into the Comanchero's. |
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Provided By Martin DiOrio
FSB Ripcord, If you don't know, the NVA wanted us off of that mountain really freakin bad. I (Martin DeOrio) took these three pictures while on a PSYOPS MISSION from Division Headquarters G5.
It just happened to be a Comanchero ship that flew me that day, the pilot was Capt. Peter Federovich. In the middle of taking these pictures an F4 almost flew right through our left door; he was going so fast. If I could have reacted in time I could have got a shot of the F4 pilot's eyes. |
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Provided By Martin DiOrio
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Provided by R. Wayne Jones
Our maintenance wizard. Sgt. Kruger. |
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Provided by R. Wayne Jones
Rick Campbell was writing one of his 5 girlfriends while guarding STABO rigs. |
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Provided by R. Wayne Jones
Top (name?) 1st Lt. (name?) |
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Provided By Martin DiOrio
Recognize the guard tower on our bunker line? We had to miss this thing when coming back from flareship or Nighthawk missions. |
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Provided by R. Wayne Jones
Maintenance: slight difference of opinion on condition of trunion bearing. |
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R. Wayne Jones |
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Provided by R. Wayne Jones
Wayne Jones and Bobby Teeters |
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Gil Jones and Screaming Yellow Zonkers. Provided by R. Wayne Jones
It was my mother that suggested I write to the company. I did and for $1.27 a case the company sent me as many cases as I could afford. I always had one box missing out of each case. No matter how many I had sent to me. I figured that was my duty charge. The box had to be going to Gis so n big deal. I had a letter to the company or from the company with all the info on it to get more Zonkers ordered. I got my DEROS orders and never sent the letter.I think I tried to sell it to the highest bidder, but I don't remember if I did that or not. Being short in April of 71, I really didn't give a rat's ass about much. I also had an attitude about being the shortest guy around and I let everyone know it. I was just wondering if anybody ever sent for the Zonkers after I left.
It's one of those CRS things!
Gil Jones
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