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	1st Marine Aircraft Wing (MAW). Photographer: Staff Sergeant (SSgt) W. F. Schrider. Hard to Believe—Seems to be what Lance Corporal Russell Kefauver, of Marine Medium Helicopter Squadron-362, is thinking as he examines a 12.7mm projectile which missed his feet by just two inches. Kefauver was flying as crew chief on a medevac mission when his UH-34D came under fire. This round ripped through the floor of the chopper, then fell near his side. He plans to keep he bullet as a souvenir. Source Photos - Vietnam Marine Corps (B/W)…Page 20 by NARAvol09 - 1 hour ago
	Like today's military convoys , the Marines had to face IEDs. Note the ring mount on the gun truck with what looks like a .50 cal Source Photos - Vietnam War Marine Corps…Page 6 by alan326 - 1 hour ago
	3rd Marine Division (3rd MarDiv). Photographer: Lance Corporal (LCpl) Wolford. Operation Malard—A Marine machine gunner, from Marine Aircraft Group (MAG-16), scans the ground while on a re-supply mission for the 1st battalion, 3rd Marines. Source Photos - Vietnam Marine Corps (B/W)…Page 18 by NARAvol09 - 1 hour ago
	1st Marine Aircraft Wing (MAW). Photographer: Lance Corporal (LCpl) A. Griffin. An unidentified pilot from Headquarters and Maintenance Squadron-11 is shown here in the pilots survival gear currently being used in Vietnam b Pilot’s and crew of tactical aircraft of the First Marine Aircraft Wing. Source Photos - Vietnam Marine Corps (B/W)…Page 19 by NARAvol09 - 1 hour ago
	1st Marine Division (1st MarDiv). Photographer: Sergeant (Sgt) R. W. Nelson. Major General Charles F. Widdecke, Commanding General of 1st Marine Division, and Captain J. D. Norton, pilot of Cobra Gunship Helicopter, are in the Cobra’s cockpit. Source Photos - Vietnam Marine Corps (B/W)…Page 17 by NARAvol09 - 1 hour ago
	1st Marine Aircraft Wing (MAW). Photographer: Sergeant (Sgt) Bob Leak. Every Second Counts—Ground crews of Marine Fighter Attack Squadron-115 spring into action to hook up air units and ignite the engines of the two Hot pad F4-B Phantoms in Marine Aircraft Grop-13 revetments at Chu Lai, while pilots and radar intercept officers race to their aircraft to answer the call for air support somewhere in I Corps. Source Photos - Vietnam Marine Corps (B/W)…Page 16 by NARAvol09 - 1 hour ago
	Camp Pendleton, California. OPERATION HOMECOMING---Sergeant Jose J. Anzaldua is speaking to well-wishers. Sergeant Anzaldua was one of 26 Marines held as prisoners of war and released after more than three years of captivity. Sergeant Anzaldua was captured by Viet Cong guerrillas on January 21, 1970. Source Photos - Vietnam Marine Corps (B/W)…Page 137 by NARAvol09 - 1 hour ago
	Aguina Source Indian Census Rolls, 1885-1940…Page 496 by jaguina629 - 1 hour ago
	Hanoi, North Vietnam. OPERATION HOMECOMING---The first group of American servicemen to be released during Operation Homecoming muster, report prior to their release to the United States representatives at Gia Lam International Airport, near Hanoi. Source Photos - Vietnam Marine Corps (B/W)…Page 136 by NARAvol09 - 1 hour ago
	...Aircraft Group-13. He lives in Tustin, California. Source Photos - Vietnam Marine Corps (B/W)…Page 135 by NARAvol09 - 1 hour ago
	Camp Pendleton, California. Photographer: Sergeant (Sgt.) Spatafora. OPERATION HOMECOMING---Lieutenant Colonel Edison W. Miller, a former prisoner of war, is being examined by a Navy doctor. Lieutenant Colonel (Lt. Col.) Miller is one of 26 Marines that were held as prisoners of war by the North Vietnamese and released during Operation Homecoming on February 12, 1973 at Gia Lam International Airport near Hanoi, North Vietnam. He was captured October 13, 1967 while serving as a pilot with Marine ... Source Photos - Vietnam Marine Corps (B/W)…Page 135 by NARAvol09 - 1 hour ago
	Fleet Marine Force Pacific (FMF Pac), Hawaii. Photographer: Sergeant (Sgt.) R. K. Dotson. POW'S RETURN--First prisoners to return to American soil at Hickam Air Force Base in Honolulu Hawaii. They were only here for a rest periold on 14 February 1973. They are members on the Navy and Air Force. Source Photos - Vietnam Marine Corps (B/W)…Page 134 by NARAvol09 - 1 hour ago
	Aguina Source Indian Census Rolls, 1885-1940…Page 397 by jaguina629 - 1 hour ago
	Tustin, California. Photographer: Master Sergeant (MSgt.) C. R. Ayers. OPERATION HOMECOMING---Lieutenant Colonel Edison W. Miller is discussing a model helicopter which as built by one of his sons. The Lieutenant Colonel was one of the 26 Marines held as prisoners of war and released at Hanoi, North Vietnam. He was captured October 13, 1967 in North Vietnam while serving as a pilot with Marine Aircraft Group-13. He entered the Marine Corps in August 1949 and lives in Tustin, California. Source Photos - Vietnam Marine Corps (B/W)…Page 133 by NARAvol09 - 1 hour ago
	Camp Pendleton, California. Photographer: Master Sergeant (MSgt.) C. R. Ayers. OPERATION HOMECOMING---Lieutenant Colonel Edison W. Miller, a former prisoner of war is being welcomed back by his wife, Lindsey in Ward 22A of the United States Naval Hospital. He was captured on October 13, 1967 in North Vietnam while serving as a pilot with Marine Aircraft Group-13. He entered the Marine Corps in August 1949. He lives in Tustin, California. Source Photos - Vietnam Marine Corps (B/W)…Page 132 by NARAvol09 - 1 hour ago
	Camp Pendleton, California. Photographer: Master Sergeant (MSgt.) C. R. Ayers. OPERATION HOMECOMING---Lieutenant Colonel Edison W. Miller, former prisoner of war, receives a welcome home kiss from his wife, Lindsey. The cake was donated by the citizens of Tustin, California and decorated as an American Flag. Lieutenant Colonel (Lt. Col.) Miller was captured on October 13, 1967, in North Vietnam while serving as a pilot with Marine Aircraft Group-13. He entered the Marine Corps in 1949. Source Photos - Vietnam Marine Corps (B/W)…Page 131 by NARAvol09 - 1 hour ago
	North Vietnam. OPERATION HOMECOMING Confinement Series. North Vietnamese peasant women working in the fields. Source Photos - Vietnam Marine Corps (B/W)…Page 130 by NARAvol09 - 1 hour ago
	North Vietnam. OPERATION HOMECOMING--Confinement Series. North Vietnamese peasant women are standing in a field. Source Photos - Vietnam Marine Corps (B/W)…Page 129 by NARAvol09 - 1 hour ago
	Camp Pendleton, California. OPERATION HOMECOMING---Lieutenant Colonel Edison W. Miller's youngest son, holds a bracelet with his dad's name on it that he had worn during his father's internment. Lieutenant Colonel Miller was captured October 13, 1967, in North Vietnam while serving as a pilot with Marine Aircraft Group-13. He was released at Hanoi on February 12, 1973. He entered the Marine Corps in August, 1949 and lives in Tustin, California. Source Photos - Vietnam Marine Corps (B/W)…Page 128 by NARAvol09 - 1 hour ago
	Marine Corps Base. Camp Pendleton, California. Photographer; Major G. L. Gill. Former POW, Captain James V. DiBernardo, holds News Conference. Source Photos - Vietnam Marine Corps (B/W)…Page 127 by NARAvol09 - 2 hours ago

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