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MH-86.JPG#3 Section: Loaded & Ready to go!My gun section is ready RSOP to a new position.
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MH18.jpg"Bronco Bugle" - Voice of the 3rd Brigade{CLICK TO ENLARGE }
Halfway down the right column states that "The Mighty Ninth" and B-1-35 were the last units of the 3rd Brigade to be deployed in Operation Paul Revere.
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MH-69.JPG155mm howitzersA convoy of 155mm howitzers.
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Huseth-2.JPG25th Div Yearbook - Oct 1, 1941 to Oct 1, 1966Mike Huseth walking out of the back end of a Chinook. Note the stateside fatigue work uniform instead of jungle fatigues. The early worm got the bird.
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Huseth-1.JPG25th Div Yearbook - Oct 1, 1941 to Oct 1, 1966Notation: "Charlie Battery at LZ 101, June, 1966". At far right, with this photo enlarged, you will see the notes "my gun" and "FDC tent".
These photos are from a rare existing copy of the 25th Inf Div's Yearbook commemorating 25 years of service.
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Huseth-4.JPG25th Div Yearbook - Oct 1, 1941 to Oct 1, 1966Notations on photo: 3d Section. Identified by the arrows are: Sgt Walter Hyatt, Cpl Eye, and Sgt Larry Jenkins.
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Huseth-3.JPG25th Div Yearbook - Oct 1, 1941 to Oct 1, 1966Mike notes that this is Sgt James L. Jenkins of Hq Battery.
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Huseth-5.JPG25th Div Yearbook - Oct 1, 1941 to Oct 1, 1966Photo commemorates the firing of the 1st round in Vietnam by Charlie Battery. By July, 1966 the 2/9th had fired it's 50,000th round. Artilleryman at left is SFC Bobby D. Smith, the Chief of Firing Battery.
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Huseth-6.JPG25th Div Yearbook - Oct 1, 1941 to Oct 1, 1966Notation: SSG Anderson Lewis, holding the phone, of the 3d Section, "C" Battery. The Battery Commander was Capt Ricardo Morales.
{Notice that no one is wearing any ear plugs}
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Huseth-10.JPG25th Div Yearbook - Oct 1, 1941 to Oct 1, 1966Photo shows Westmoreland addressing troops. Identified in the photo are "Keller" (not found on roster), SFC Bobby D. Smith and SSG Norman Smith.
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Huseth-11.JPG25th Div Yearbook - Oct 1, 1941 to Oct 1, 1966Courtesy of the yearbook, we learn that the 1/69th Armor was the first tank unit to arrive. They were initially assigned to the Cu Chi area and then moved north with us to the Central Highlands.
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