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Wired66 > Mess Hall in rear on left. The entertainment tent is on the right. You could purchase a cold one and watch a movie which wasn't very often.
Wired66 > It looks like guard duty for me. In one and a half tours, I never had to fire my weapon in Vietnam and only saw it when we went on alert or pulled guard duty. I am sure other soldiers wish they could have said the same, because it would have meant they were out of harms way.
Wired66 > Vietnam and Military Photos photo
Wired66 > This is me, as a PFC, ready to head off to work at our Supply Depot, in Vung Tau.
Wired66 > Vietnam, 1966, when I was a Private First Class. We had just moved to our new facilities, south of the Air Force Base in Vung Tau.
Wired66 > Me, while stationed at Ft Carson, Colorado, 1967. We were in the mountains, near Pike's Peak, playing war games with the 5th Infantry Division. Our 295th Supply and Support Company won by infiltrating their camp and stealing their Colors. We had a Special Forces sergeant in our Company which made the difference.
Wired66 > Vietnam and Military Photos photo
Wired66 > Me, ready for guard duty
Wired66 > Vietnam and Military Photos photo
Mess Hall in rear on left. The entertainment tent is on the right. You could purchase a cold one and watch a movie which wasn't very often.
Wired66 > Mess Hall in rear on left. The entertainment tent is on the right. You could purchase a cold one and watch a movie which wasn't very often.
Mess Hall in rear on left. The entertainment tent is on the right. You could purchase a cold one and watch a movie which wasn't very often.
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