Vietnam
War Era Photos
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From Class 19-66,
Pictures of 1st Signal Brigade, Long
Lines Battalion North, Phu Bai Detachment, and Army's
8th RRU (Radio Research Unit (a.k.a. Army Security Agency), submitted
by Candidate Walter Welsh, Army Signal OCS Class 19-66. Good photos of results
of Tet Offensive of February 1968 (Tet started on the night of
1-31-1968). Walt would know what Tet was all about... his hooch was burned down
in a B40 rocket attack that night. Check out this album to see what life was
like back then. Click on Walt's picture at right to jump to the album:
From Class 04-68, last Army Signal OCS
class before the program was shut down, come these scans courtesy of Don Fedynak.
They are
digital copies of the Fort Gordon Rambler that was
published
in honor of the OCS program. Dated Wednesday, February 7, 1968, and
published to mark the end of the program, the broadside
discusses the original aims of Army Signal OCS, talks of the
2,210 graduates who finished the program, and provides lots
of other facts and trivia along the way. Take a moment to read it. You'll be
amazed at what you did back then, and may be surprised that
the article recalls things you have completely forgotten. Click on any of the images below, and
then use your computer's tools to enlarge the picture until
you can read the text.
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From Class 16A-66, can you guess who these four are? If not,
it's because you haven't been invited to
Lunch At Frick's! Curious?
Go to the Class Page for 16A-66 and you can see them as they were, back in the
day!
From Class 04-68, courtesy Don Fedynak,
Phu Bai & Pleiku detachments from 221st Signal Batalion:
