My name is George Boner. I was CO of the 368th TC from Feb-Aug 1969. I was already familiar with the 71st Bn area inasmuch as I looked at it daily from my office at 1st Log Command. Coming to live at Camp Camelot
was a real change in living conditions. From hot and cold running water, air conditioning, and a no dust working environment, it took a day or two to adjust. This said, I found morale to be high and the officers and men of
the 368th doing a fine job. Bn CO was LTC Lloyd, later replaced by LTC Carr. Having split living and work sites made for some interesting challenges, and the men of the 368th coped well. I was honored to be their CO. I
continued my career as a TC officer and retired in 1980. Hope you enjoy my pictures.
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Captain Boner - New Arrival In Country
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1SG Siegel 1SG Montero And Supply SGT
368th Bulletin Board - 1969
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368th CO Briefing Chart Holder
368th Mail Room - SP4 Sanville 368th Orderly Room - SGT Kester & SP4 Popham
CPT Boner Getting Ready For A Run To Newport Waiting For Driver SP4 Baker
LT Graham Holding The Propulsion Section Of A Rocket That Landed In The 368th Company Area
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CPT Boner - LT Adkins - SSG Marques
Back Of 368th Company Area Looking Towards USARV Our Company Water Hauling Vehicle
Bracing Into The Monsoon Rain Braving The Monsoon Rain - The Work Must Go On
Thankful For Walkways Middle Of 368th Billets
Newport Terminal Operations
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DD-1 Area Off-Loading Vehicles
Aboard Ship With Napalm Cargo
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Ship Screws And Dredge Pipes Don't Mix
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Hope you have enjoyed looking at the photos.
Regretfully George "Bob" Boner passed away November 24, 2008
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He Ain't Heavy, He's My Brother - The Hollies - 1969
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LT Graham And Chaplain Park
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368th Bulletin Board From Corner Of Orderly Room
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CPT Boner In Front Of The 368th Officers Hooch
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