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Cpl. Robert Steinberg's uncle lived in Australia,
"Steiny" asked for and received this genuine Akubra hat. It was quite
a hit with his squadron members and many of them borrowed it to look "cool"
when their photographs were taken. All was well and many pictures
were taken until one day the hat blew out the "hell hole" at 6,000', that
was the end of the hat and the "cool" photographs.
- Photo by, Cpl.
Robert B. Steinberg
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Cpl. Rick Steinbrueker, standing beneath the .50 cal,
was the crew chief for YK-23. Cpl. Robert B. Steinberg, who flew
many missions as a gunner, is standing in the door. Note he hasn't
lost his Aussie hat yet.
- Photo by, Cpl.
Robert B. Steinberg
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Cpl. Paul Souza washing YK-22 the aircraft that he
served as crew chief for.
- Photo by, Cpl.
Robert B. Steinberg
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Capt. Rocky E. Darger was Capt. Robert W. "Razor"
Wiegand's copilot during a "Steep Mountain Side
Recon Extract"
south of the "Rockpile" on 16 Feb. 1968.
- Photo by, Capt.
Rocky E. Darger
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Capt. Rocky E. Darger quickly took this of the recon
extract zone while assisting Capt. Robert W. "Razor" Wiegand to complete
the mission.
- Photo by, Capt.
Rocky E. Darger
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