Provided by Milo Overstreet

This photo was taken during the first couple of weeks at Camp Eagle.

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This was how some of took a shower. Note the jersey can, at the bottom of the photo. You would carry the water in a jersey can, pour it in the canvas bag ,(which had a shower head attached to the bottom), get under , lather up and rinse of before you ran out of water, If you were quick enough.

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This was the Warrent Officer housing at the new Camp Eagle

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These 3 pictures are of Saigon on the morning after Tet 68. We were loaded with troops to land on the Embassy, as we were told it was being over-run. One of those buildings in the photo is the roof top of the American Embassy were we Landed , one chopper at a time.

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These 3 pictures are of Saigon on the morning after Tet 68. We were loaded with troops to land on the Embassy, as we were told it was being over-run. One of those buildings in the photo is the roof top of the American Embassy were we Landed , one chopper at a time.

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These 3 pictures are of Saigon on the morning after Tet 68. We were loaded with troops to land on the Embassy, as we were told it was being over-run. One of those buildings in the photo is the roof top of the American Embassy were we Landed , one chopper at a time.

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This photos is of WO Brian Philibert, Milo Overstreet and some LRRP’s waiting. W0 Brain Philibert was KIA 4/24/68. They were all taken at Song Be. One of the worst places.

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This photos is of WO Brian Philibert heating up a can of BEENE WEENES over a can of sterno

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This photo is some LRRP’s getting prepared for a single ship insertion. We would fly low level , solo, not to attract attention, to some spot on the map, drop them off, and they were to walk back. Usually in 4-5 days.

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1st photo When it rained in Vietnam. "IT RAINED!"

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Milo Overstreet.

Provided by Dave Johnson

This picture was taken in 1966 at the DeKalb County Airport, just before I joined the Army. I had not a clue where I would be a year later. At the time all I wanted to do was fly.

Guy Jacobsen "Supergunner"

Photo by Guy Jacobsen

Photo by Guy Jacobsen

I believe this was my bird before Major Balbirdie took it over and had the condor painted on the nose. It was painted on by my the 1st Lt. that flew pilot while the Maj. was A/C.

Photograph by Jim Mateer

Old grave yard on the north east side of the company area

Photograph by Jim Mateer

Flight line 1967/68

Photograph by Jim Mateer

A/101 AHB Company area

Photograph by Jim Mateer

Sand bag detail from when the SeeBee's built the wooden "hootch's

Photograph by Jim Mateer

First wooden hootch's

Photograph by Jim Mateer

Como area, east of the yet to be built NCO club

Photograph by Jim Mateer

Looking north, bunker 39 would be to the right

Photograph by Jim Mateer

Looking north, bunker 39 would be to the right

Photograph by Jim Mateer

Shit burning detail in the distance

Photograph by Jim Mateer

Flight line looking towards the maintenance area

Photograph by Jim Mateer

Ye old piss tube

Photograph by Jim Mateer

Bunker outside my "house"

Photograph by Jim Mateer

Photograph by Jim Mateer

First Cobra AH1G's arrived! Had to be armed.

Photograph by Jim Mateer

Basic Chinook CH 47 in flight

Photograph provided by Bob Clemo

myself (Bob Clemo) and one of farmer's children

Photograph provided by Bob Clemo

Farmer and child in field, this farmer and his family were right out in front of the bunker line

Photograph provided by Bob Clemo

More of farmer's children

Photograph provided by Bob Clemo

More of farmer's area

Photograph provided by Bob Clemo

Farmer's home

Photograph provided by Bob Clemo

Alpha eagle area from farmer's

Photograph provided by Bob Clemo

Sixty at Alpha bunker, Camp Eagle, RVN

Photograph provided by Bob Clemo

Alpha bunker, Camp Eagle, RVN

Photograph provided by Bob Clemo

One of Alpha's slicks, Camp Eagle, RVN

Photograph provided by Bob Clemo

Alpha flight line, Camp Eagle, RVN

Photograph provided by Bob Clemo

Slit trench in front of my Alpha Co. tent, Camp Eagle, RVN

Photograph provided by Bob Clemo

Armor unit AO to the right of Alpha, Camp Eagle, RVN

Photograph provided by Bob Clemo

Alpha AO from farmer's area, Camp Eagle, RVN

Photograph provided by Bob Clemo

Myself at Alpha bunker, Camp Eagle, RVN

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Myself in Alpha bunker, Camp Eagle, RVN

Photograph provided by Bob Clemo

Bob Clemo

Photograph provided by Bob Clemo

Bob Clemo

Photograph provided by Bob Clemo

D101 Hawks,my tent, can't remember Troopers name but I believe he was our generator guy

Photograph provided by Bob Clemo

There were several of us from Arizona

Photograph provided by Bob Clemo

Photograph provided by Bob Clemo

Bob Clemo by D 101 Hawk,notice tailboom art

Photograph provided by Bob Clemo

Can't remember Troopers name but he had just received his state flag "Alaska" which we are holding

Photograph provided by Bob Clemo

D 101 Hawks AO

Photograph provided by Bob Clemo

Anyone recognize this Trooper?

Photograph provided by Bob Clemo

D 101 Hawks flight line

Photograph provided by Bob Clemo

D 101 Hawks Guns

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D 101 Hawks Guns

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D 101 Hawks Flight line

Photograph provided by Bob Clemo

D 101 Hawks Flight line

Photograph provided by Bob Clemo

Hard to see but there is a Sky Crane in center of pic

Photograph provided by Bob Clemo

D 101 Hawk in flight,Notice the tailboom art

Photograph provided by Bob Clemo

D 101 Hawk

Photograph provided by Bob Clemo

Ye olde outhouse

Photograph provided by Bob Clemo

Ye olde shower