Awesome pictures, Posco.

Thank you, I'll pass that on to my brother. Two of my brothers were over there in the U.S.M.C and one was off the coast in the U.S. Navy. I was seven or eight years old at the time. I remember quite vividly when they came home.

My oldest brother flew just shy of one thousand missions. Two to three flights per day, day in and day out. He was a crew chief on a Huey, a door gunner. He said he never flew a day without firing his weapon, not one.

They have a reunion every other year for the guys remaining who flew those missions. It's called POP-A-SMOKE...as in pop a colored smoke grenade so we know where to find you. He goes to every one. Still flies a U.S.M.C. flag in his yard.

Yeah they are really cool pics, I had my parents buy me the Time Life collection on Vietnam when I was a kid, I wanted to be a tunnel rat,LOL Please post some more,

Posco did your brothers serve in 1968 near khe sanh.? Just wondering if they mite remember or knew my uncle he was a radio man
And this is his story. http://www.popasmoke.com/kia/conflicts/usmc-reserve/incidents/19680703-1

Thanks for the pics Posco, brings back some old memories. Seemed like everything in that dang country stunk to high heaven. The worst was around those soft serve ice cream stores! I sure don't miss that place.