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O Rang, Cambodia. Two
yellow tails enroute we think the one in the photo is Caribou KL 169 (c/n
108). I really don't think this was a planned formation
flight! Our first trip in after President Nixon OK'd troops going after
Charlie in May 1970. |
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Tan Son Nhut. This is
what's
left of the one from the 536th Caribou KL 752 (c/n 211) that either landed short or
skidded off the runway at Tan Linh in summer/fall of 1970 I think. They
had hauled it here to Saigon |
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Caribou KH 384 (c/n 39)
over the Mekong River. |
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Another shot of Caribou KH
384 (c/n 39) over the Mekong River. |
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Caribou KH 384 (c/n 39) landing at Ca Mau in the
very southern part of the country. |
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Caribou KL 718 (c/n 149) feet wet. |
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A Caribou from the 536th
with the sun on it's tail. |
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This has got to be one of
the great Caribou shots of all time. Taken by one of my roommates (Hal
Butterworth) over the delta. We had a huge black and white poster made of
this and hung in our room at Cam Ranh. |
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KC 726 (c/n #161) Landed in the pasture to
pick up Thai paratroopers. |
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Four ship at Dyess AFB,
Texas during an airshow. I took it while I was an instructor there in
late 1971. |