Photo #13 (Nha Trang): This is a shot of me in my cube in the new barracks. I often thought about sending this photo to Hills Bros Coffee for an ad but never did.

Photo #14 (Nha Trang, Long Van):

Another shot of the main gate at Nha Trang in 1966. The AP manning the gate is unknown.

Photo #16 (Nha Trang, Long Van):

This is me on the temporary perimeter.

Photo #17 (Nha Trang):

This is me when we took a group of Nung Guards to the range for M1 Carbine qualification.

Photo #18 (Nha Trang):

Downtown Nha Trang in 1966. The vehicle parked in front of the building kind of dates me. I always wondered how many miles those cyclo drivers had to pedal to get the muscle structure in their legs. Most of the older drivers looked as if their legs were composed of steel cords.

Photo #19 (Nha Trang):

I believe the AP pictured in front of this bunker was named Tracy (last name). I still remember his face but not his name.

Photo #20 (Nha Trang):

A2C Tracy (I think) hamming it up for the camera.

Photo #21 (Nha Trang):

An obviously posed photo of me. Notice that I am carrying a Thompson, which is .45 cal and have linked 7.62 ammo wrapped around me. I don't think the combination would work.

Photo #22 (Nha Trang):

A river scene just outside Nha Trang. I always wished this photo had been in color. Parts of Vietnam were beautiful and should have been on travel posters and not in war photos.

[colorized by Don Poss]

Photo #23 (Nha Trang):

Me at the impact point of the firing range.

Photo #24 (Nha Trang):

Headquarters, 5th Special Forces located fairly close to our area.
They had a great snack bar.