Hi Mike.
Saigon. Tan Son Nhut. I visited there in 1967. Got scared like all the others one night when some guy at the other end of the hooch slid his chair back on the wooden floor and it made a sound like incoming. The base had just been hit the week before and that was what everybody was talking about. We all hit the deck, then got up laughing.
tennHUTT!!
Bill Perry
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thank you for your service Sir. And welcome home.Originally Posted by billnorman1
Saigon. Tan Son Nhut. I visited there in 1967. Got scared like all the others one night when some guy at the other end of the hooch slid his chair back on the wooden floor and it made a sound like incoming. The base had just been hit the week before and that was what everybody was talking about. We all hit the deck, then got up laughing.
I only seen them one time. When I first arrived at An Khe they were handing out goodies. Nice ladies. I was amazed that they were there roughing it and doing excellent job.
Lake Norman, N.C./New Britain, CT.
An Khe 66-67
Thank you for your service Sir.
They all have WINGs !
A girl from my high school went to Vietnam as a Dolly. Unfortunately I never got to see her during my year there.
It came as no surprise to me that she would do this.
Great story!
Yes!Great story!
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