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From left: front kneeling Cpl. Bill Bloom, Cpl. Murray.
2nd row unknown,
Ron
Platts, Cpl. Larry Horton, unknown.
Back
row, unknown,
Jerry
Gilreath, Rich Radel, unknown.
- Photo by, Cpl.
Bill Bloom
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The structure behind the water
truck holds the water for the shower which is located behind the water
receptacle. We used solar heat to heat the water which did not add
pollutants to the Phu Bai atmosphere.
- Photo by, Cpl.
Larry Houton
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New barracks which the Sea Bees built for us at Phu
Bai. This was taken prior to building sand bag bunkers around the
perimeter of the building.
- Photo by, Cpl.
Larry Houton
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Home Sweet Home. After living in a "tent city"
we moved into these lovely structures with sandbag bunkers all around.
They taught us not to "bunch up", then build these to live in at Phu Bai.
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Photo by, Sgt. Guy W. Lobdell
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The MAG-36 maintenance area
at Phu Bai.
- Photo by, Cpl.
Larry Houton
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YK-4 at an LZ up near the DMZ in late 1968.
- Photo by, Cpl.
James V. King
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CH-54 "Flying Crane" at Phu Bai. It was a sight
to see them haul complete observation towers to the field or bombs
to clear LZs with.
- Photo by, Cpl.
James V. King
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