One of the many small Vietnamese businesses. This one made jackets out of Poncho liners. Champion picked up his jacket and is the soldier between the two bicycles.
Bob Hope show 1967 at Phu Cat Airbase. Truck load of us went to show.
Tail end of convoy going through the pass. The two guys in the jeep radioed ahead that "they had two skunks on their tail" when our two patrols came up behind them.
This bridge was dedicated to William A. Clifton in a sign just above the yellow sign right side of picture. (Letters on sign did not show up in scan.)
The 66th M.P. Co. took our compound at Phu Thanh when we moved to Ankhe. I understand it was named Camp Gheradini for the M.P. who was killed during the Tet Offensive. I went back to Phu Thanh with a friend who wanted to visit a M.P. buddy of his who was in trouble there. This was the last picture I took at Phu Thanh.