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More Of My Stuff, Al Furtado
The two photos below were sent to me from George Burks. He was also with the 154th TC at Newport during 1970. George, thanks for sending in the photos.
George at the retrograde yard at Newport
George with his friend Bill - in the 11th Cav
George at the retrograde yard at Newport
George with his friend Bill - in the 11th Cav
Here are some various photos I took in the area of Bien Hoa, Long Binh, and Saigon
On The Way To Newport
On The Way To Newport
On The Way To Newport
On The Way To Newport
On The Way To Newport
On The Way To Newport
On The Way To Newport
On The Way To Newport
On The Way To Newport
Check out the 58 Chevy!
I guess most of us took a ride in one of these.
U.S. Embassy in Saigon just before Tet 68.
USARV Army headquarters being built at Long Binh Post.
U.S. Embassy in Saigon just before Tet 68.
USARV  headquarters being built at Long Binh Post.
Headquarters Near Completion Photo Courtesy of Frank Kelly 185th Maint Bn 67-68
Headquarters Near Completion Photo Courtesy of Frank Kelly 185th Maint Bn  67-68
Left Photo - Looking down at Newport Terminal from the Newport Bridge. This is the view Charlie must have had when they took over the bridge during Tet 68. Won't forget that night.
The Three Photos Above Are The Water Treatment Plant In Thu Duc - As You Can See It Was Heavly Guarded During Tet 68
The Three Photos Above Are The Water Treatment Plant In Thu Duc - As You Can See It Was Heavly Guarded During Tet 68
The Three Photos Above Are The Water Treatment Plant In Thu Duc - As You Can See, It Was Heavily Guarded During Tet 68
Looking Toward Tanker Valley From Camp Camelot
Left Photos -Roadside along the way to Newport -  Right Photo - Just approaching Highway 1A from the dirt road to Camp Camelot
Full Speed Ahead
Ode To Billie Joe - Bobbie Gentry - 1967
Below are some photos sent to me from Rick Willis.  Rick was with the 277th S&S Battalion, which was next to Camp Camelot. Damaged buildings in Bien Hoa from Tet 1968