| PHOTO ALBUM 11 |
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| Mike Semino |
| Burt Slack...doing his laundry?? |
| Dan Hummel, leaning against wall, enjoying USO show in Motor Pool. |
| 407th RRD Motor Pool Building actually being used for vehicle, track and generator maintenance. |
| Just hangin' out in the Motor Pool. |
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| Chieu Hoi leafet, Front |
| Chieu Hoi leaflet, Back |
| Ralph Carlson working "pos" on FB Sarge. |
| Ray Ridlon, in center facing camera, at Quang Tri Combat Base. |
| Chieu Hoi (pronounced as CHEW HOY) means "Open Arms" in Vietnamese. Thousands of these leaflets were air-dropped over suspected VC and NVA locations. It was a program to encourage the enemy to change sides. Some were aimed at demoralizing the enemy and some were also printed with a little English so American soldiers would know the bearer was changing sides and expected safe and humane treatment. Many "Chieu Hoi's" became scouts for US units. |