| Page 16 Photos From Larry Clark Here are some photos sent to me from Larry Clark. Larry was also with the 71st Trans. Battalion, 551st Trans Co. from Oct 1967 to Oct 1968. Worked at DD1 Newport as a forklift operator and then to hatch 5 as a winch operator. Larry, thanks for sending in the photos. |
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| Larry Clark on one of the APC's at Newport Terminal - Used during Tet 68 Offense |
| Building the 551st Ammo Bunker at Camp Camelot 551st Company Area at Camelot |
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| 551st Company Area Bunkers USARV Headquarters in Background |
| SP4 Larry Clark |
| One of the 551st Cleaning Ladys |
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| New Mess Hall at Newport - Opened May 68 New Doc Shack |
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| Sea Land Operation at Newport - Above & Below |
| Sea Land Ship |
| Don't Really Know Much About This One |
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| Looks Like Philco Ford Trucks |
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| Just Can't Remember Thier Names |
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| GI With a Monkey Looking Like a Native Not Sure about this one |
| Off Loading a Ship at Dusk |
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| Fishing Break at Newport The Ride to Newport |
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| The Old Doc Shack Area |
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| 551st Transportation to Newport Newport at Dusk |
| More of the Guys From the 551st at Camolet Another Cleaning Lady |
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| One of the USO Shows at Camp Camolet |
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| Above and Below - Some Villages in the Long Binh Area |
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| One of my Friends in the Ville Me - Getting Ready to Convoy to Newport |
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| Me - 2002 ride to DC Another view of the bridge |
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| One of the Tugs at Newport |
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| Repairing the blown out section of the Newport Bridge. To the right of the temporary red guard rail there should be two more lanes of road. You can also see the bridge stanchions that hold the missing section. |
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| Full Speed Ahead |
| Sittin On The Dock Of The Bay - Otis Redding - 1968 |