Most viewed - Rick Ericksen
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AK-14.JPGAircraft at An Khe runway99 viewsBusted bubble.
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Jenny3.jpgCompliments of Jenny Young99 viewsDonut Dolly Linda observes a Skycrane moving a howitzer. Could have been taken at Highlander Heights, Mary Lou, or Bison.
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Dollies-4.JPGSigning autographs98 viewsNot sure, but they may be leaving a name and phone number, too.
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Dollies-5.JPGChatting98 viewsOne lucky redleg gets a personal interview. Margi Ness is the Donut Dolly; she saw this photo and can't even remember ever wearing yellow sunglasses. The intense next to Margi is "Mike". I just noticed that this was our gun pit. You can see the muzzle of are 105mm in the back ground. It had the yellow paint job that the guy in the photo painted on it, Mike was a real character, he was from CA., LA I think. He was a real Head if you catch my drift. Not that we were angels by any means but he was really out there and then some. One intense guy if you look at him talking to the Dolly. Oh well what can I say. We all had our quirks. (Note: see the howitzer in the rear...it's wheels were removed because they were a nuisance when traversing the weapon.
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AK-18.JPGAircraft at An Khe runway98 viewsRick admiring the Cobra before the sapper attack.
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AK-8.JPGAircraft at An Khe runway97 viewsSignificant sapper damage here.
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Dollies-9.JPGDonut Dolly96 viewsThanks for coming to see us.
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Dollies-7.JPGHello, there!96 viewsA Donut Dolly comes to visit.
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Dollies-6.JPGDonut Dolly chat96 viewsLooks good in her uniform, doesn't she? That's Margi Ness...a Donut Dolly who toured Nam in the 1969-70 timeframe. Thanks, Margi!
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AK-12.JPGAircraft at An Khe runway95 viewsSappers got this one real good.
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Dollies-8.JPGNeeds help?94 viewsDoes this Donut Dolly need help putting on her shoes? Any volunteers?
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Jenny1.jpgCompliments of Jenny Young94 viewsDonut Dollie Jenny Young shares some of her photographs taken while in Vietnam. Not certain of the location(s). Jenny estimates they could be from Highlander Heights, Mary Lou, or Bison.... or elsewhere, but definitely in the 4th Infantry Division's AO.
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