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Hill 950 is the nearest and lower of the two hills,
the shell & bomb damaged hill behind 950 is NVA controlled Hill 1015.
- Photo by, Cpl.
Thomas J. "TJ" Miller
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When YK-14 (First "TJ's Taxi") arrived in country
we didn't have rocks to throw at the enemy. Got the M-60s, then later
on we were armed with .50s.
- Photo by, Cpl.
Thomas J. "TJ" Miller
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Maj. Al Chancey said, "Well, 'TJ' Miller's Taxi and
crew survived another mission." It was during February '68 that a
CH-46 logged the 70,000th combat flight hour in Vietnam, possibly one of
the "Purple Fox" birds.
- Photo by, Cpl.
Thomas J. "TJ" Miller
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Furious Foxes Filch Foe�s
Flag was the title of an article in the Boeing
News, The Boeing Company, Vertol Division, Mar 21, 1968
- Image by, Boeing
Company, Vertol Division
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From left, Capt. Alan Davis
and Unknown
Photo by, Capt.
Rocky E. Darger
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Displaying the "filched flag"
from left, Lt. Todd M. Ferguson, LtCol. Louis A. Gulling, Lt. Carl C. Stoeher,
and Capt. Robert W. Weigand.
- Photo by, 1stLt.
Todd M. Ferguson
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