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A Purple Fox CH-46 landing amongst the rubble of Khe
Sanh Combat Base.
. Photo by, Cpl.
Robert G. Carnahan
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Second to enemy fire, this sort of rubble was the
next serious threat to the rotor systems. Many rotor blades were
damaged when foreing objects were blown into them.
. Photo by, Cpl.
Robert G. Carnahan
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A 105mm Howitzer Firing Position.
. Photo by, Cpl.
Robert G. Carnahan
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Same as above.
. Photo by, Cpl.
Robert G. Carnahan
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Members of the C/1/13 detachment. Names to follow.
For a complete roster of C/1/13 click here to see an Acrobat
Reader file (.pdf)
. Photo by, Cpl.
Robert G. Carnahan
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Lcpl. Michael Hassick and Cpl. Robert A. Wiedeman
(KIA 2/25/68). Both of these Marines were from Oneonta, NY.
- Provided by, Sue Pizza, sister of Cpl.Wiedeman |