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(TAO).
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This picture was
taken some time during late summer of 1970 at a location in the village
of Thanh Quit that we referred to as "the Rich Man's House,"
because the owner of the house was one of the more well-to-do members
of one of the villages we protected.
Front Row,
L to R: Jerry "Teach" Miskar, "Doc" (Corpsman),
Jay Mahoney, Jim Vollberg, "Bird", Tim Sanders
Back Row,
L to R: Channing "Blinky" Prothro, Lou Clemontonie,
Billy Bonds, Jack Driggers.
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This shot was taken
during late fall of 1970 somewhere in the village of Thanh Quit
Front Row,
L to R: Simpson, Sgt. Smith, Jack Driggers
Back Row,
L to R: Skip Rohlfsen, Jay Mahoney, Jerry "Teach"
Miskar, "Doc" (bent over), Roy Vest (bent over), Jim Vollberg,
"Bird".
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Front Row,
L to R: Channing "Blinky" Prothro, "Frenchy"
Szaliga, Williams, Guida
Back Row,
L to R: Sgt. Smith, Tim Sanders, Pollard, Jerry "Teach"
Miskar, Skip Rohlfsen, Leslie Valentine
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Some of the Corpsmen
from CACO 2-7 getting medical supplies from Company Headquarters.
From L to
R: Doc Omness, Doc Sanchez (in rear), Doc Leslie, Doc Hardeman,
Jack Driggers.
Driggers wasn't
a Corpsman, but he was good at everything he did. He was a regular member
of CAP 2-7-4 and was at CACO that day for a 1-day R&R.
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Chiên, one of our Popular Forces soldiers that we worked with. He
was one of the best, and a very close friend of mine along with most of
the other Marines in CAP 4. |
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Cuws
- If memory serves me right, Cuws was the Sgt. of our Popular Forces counterparts,
a very dedicated soldier. |
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