| The photos below were sent to me from my good friend Frank Carletta. We both were in the 154th at the same time. We got together for a weekend after not seeing each other for almost 33 years. It was great. Frank, thank you for sending the photos. |
| Photos From Frank Carletta |
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| Frank Carletta 154 TC - In Front of Maintenance Building at Newport |
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| Far right- me-Al Furtado; far left-Jinx (the old man ) he was 26 at the time. Don't remember the other two names. I think that's what bothers me the most. Not remembering names. The sun was blinding us when Frank took this photo. I'm sure you can tell. |
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| Water Treatment Plant on Highway #1 |
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| Jeep Parked in Front of 71st BN Maint Building - The building in the background, which at the time I remember being called the Communications Center, was later also the Cargo Accounting Building and 71st Bn HQ. The photo to the right, the resting ARVN soldier, was at the entrance to the ARVN National Cemetery which was on the west side of Highway 1 between Thu Duc intersection and the Dong Hai Bridge south of Long Binh and south of the rock quarry on the way to Newport. |
| Crossing the Newport Bridge |
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| Frank Carletta - At Camp Camelot |
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| Bill Siller On Right - Me On Left - Standing In Front Of The Maintenance Building At Newport - Don't Know What We Were Smiling About |
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| Bill & I getting ready to make the run from Camelot to Newport. Frank is taking the picture. |
| Frank with some of the other night shift men also getting ready to make the run to Newport. |
| Update Photo |
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| Frank On Right - Me On Left *April 2001* Our Weekend Reunion After 33 years |
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| Roadside Dwellings Above & Below |
| Turning Into Newport |
| Roadside to Newport |
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| Looks like a little road rage going on here |
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| View of Newport from the Bridge |
| Village Vendors |
| 154th TC Company Area at Camp Camelot |
| Page 2 |
| Full Speed Ahead |
| The Times They Are A-Changin' - Bob Dylan - 1964 |
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