GALLERY 1
AT CAMP EVANS
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| SOME OF THE GUYS AND WHAT WE DID | ||||
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Lee Salazar in
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This was the
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Sandbags
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Pilot Bill Gibson
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Door gunner
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| This scrungy group had nothing better to do than pose for pics. They are (lft. to rgt.) Phil Tolliver, SSG Ray Davis (KIA), Lee Salazar and Bill Sewell.
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We were better dressed for this pic and had just gotten our new Cav hats. Does anyone remember the guy on the left? Next is a fellow named Mac and then me.
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The Lift Section area was heavily sand bagged because of all the incoming fire we got.
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Here I am fueling the Cobra gunship.
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It took a while to fuel it.
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| My Cobra gunship. I switched to Lift because Cobra crewchiefs don't fly.
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View of our area at Camp Evans. Neat and tidy as Army camps should
be.
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Choppers were constantly in the air around the compound at Camp
Evans.
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This was one of the first three Cobra gunships assigned to Charlie
Troop.
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Sitting in the cockpit to see what it feels like being up front. |
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A poorly focused view
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The flight line for
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This guy was one of our doorgunners. Name?
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Harvey E. Newport standing outside of
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This was after one of my attempts to fly Scouts. I decided it was too
dangerous.
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| Our area looked rustic and serene from the air. |
A Shau Valley taken over the A Luoi airfield (that is part of it in the lower right corner of the photo) looking north.* |
This was on an assault with the Blues.They took this picture of my ship in the background with me as crewchief - doorgunner. | A last look at my area before we left Camp Evans and moved South. |
A final visit to the Red Platoon tent. |
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