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	...congratulations. Source Photos - Vietnam Marine Corps (B/W)…Page 38 by NARAvol09 - 2 hours ago
	1st Marine Aircraft Wing (MAW). Photographer: Sergeant (Sgt) R. R. Keene. 20,000 Combat Sorties—Marine Attack Squadron-311 has flown an all time record high for combat sorties in the 1st Marine Aircraft Wing. Brigadier General Homer S. Hill, left, assistant wing commander, offers congratulations to Captain Thomas W. Krimsinger, who earned the distinction of flying its squadron’s 20,00th combat sortie. Squadron executive officer, Major Don Yelak, was also on hand to give the squadron’s... Source Photos - Vietnam Marine Corps (B/W)…Page 38 by NARAvol09 - 2 hours ago
	Nathaniel Erwin Source Pennsylvania Archives…Page 474 by lvivreprieve - 3 hours ago
	1st Marine Aircraft Wing (MAW). [Photographer: Unknown]. From left to right: Gunnery Sergeant Leroy Paulson-Gunner, Lance Corporal John Phelps- Crew Chief, Captain R. E “Skeets” Fairfield-Co Pilot Captain S. W. Pless-Pilot. Source Photos - Vietnam Marine Corps (B/W)…Page 37 by NARAvol09 - 3 hours ago
	Ezekiel Erwin Source Pennsylvania Archives…Page 478 by lvivreprieve - 3 hours ago
	1st Marine Aircraft Wing (MAW). Photographer: Sergeant (Sgt) R. R. Keene. Congratulations, Pete!---Marine Captain Peter A. Krueger proves you can “have your cake and eat it too,” if you’re willing to fly more jet attack combat missions than any Marine pilot in Southeast Asia. The Marine Aircraft Gourp-12 A-4E Skyhawk pilot cuts the cake with the assistance of Colonel Charles B. Armstrong, Jr., commanding officer of the Chu Lai based Marine aircraft Group (MAG). Source Photos - Vietnam Marine Corps (B/W)…Page 36 by NARAvol09 - 3 hours ago
	1st Marine Aircraft Wing (MAW). Photographer: Lance Corporal (LCpl) Nelson. Final Check—Captain Dennis R. Fitz, 24, (7052 Anatal Drive, Westminster, California), officer of Marine Fighter Attack Squardon-314 gives a final check to his F-4B Phantom. Source Photos - Vietnam Marine Corps (B/W)…Page 35 by NARAvol09 - 3 hours ago
	James Erwin Source Pennsylvania Archives…Page 480 by lvivreprieve - 3 hours ago
	1st Marine Aircraft Wing (MAW). Photographer: Sergeant (Sgt) Hathaway. “Scramble” – The pilot, co-pilot, crewchief and assistant gunner, run for their UH-34D helicopter when the word is passed that a wounded Marine needs medical evacuation. The Marines, of Marine Medium Helicopter Squadron-361, can be airborne in less than five minutes after receiving the call for help. Source Photos - Vietnam Marine Corps (B/W)…Page 34 by NARAvol09 - 3 hours ago
	James Erwin, Junr. Source Pennsylvania Archives…Page 481 by lvivreprieve - 3 hours ago
	1st Marine Aircraft Wing (MAW). Photographer: Lance Corporal (LCpl) Jesse A. Fulgham. End of an era—Captain John J. Moriarty (Fort Worth, Texas) discusses the merits of the Ol-Charley Birddog with Major Lee Jung Moo, a Republic of Korean Marine pilot, prior to turning the last of the U. S. Marine Corps Birddogs over to the Koreans. The Birddogs have seen service with the Marines in three wars and form a colorful chapter in Marine aviation history. Source Photos - Vietnam Marine Corps (B/W)…Page 33 by NARAvol09 - 3 hours ago
	Theop. Irwin Source Pennsylvania Archives…Page 486 by lvivreprieve - 3 hours ago
	Thos. Irwin Source Pennsylvania Archives…Page 486 by lvivreprieve - 3 hours ago
	1st Marine Aircraft Wing (MAW). Photographer: Staff Sergeant (SSgt) Jerry Baker. Flight Talk—Captains John Riley (right), 28, of Sedalia, Colorado, and William F. Schweb, 28, from Seattle, Washington, pilots with Marine Attack S1uadron (VMA)-311, 1st MAW, discuss their results after returning from a strike 30 miles northwest of Chu Lai. Ground reports indicated the A-4 “Skyhawk” pilots killed four Viet Cong and destroyed an enemy trenchline slowing the advance of friendly ground forces. Source Photos - Vietnam Marine Corps (B/W)…Page 32 by NARAvol09 - 3 hours ago
	James Erwin Source Pennsylvania Archives…Page 487 by lvivreprieve - 3 hours ago
	James Erwin, Jun. Source Pennsylvania Archives…Page 488 by lvivreprieve - 3 hours ago
	1st Marine Division (1st MarDiv). Photographer: Sergeant (Sgt) A. J. May. Lieutenant Colonel B. W. Farley, Commanding Officer, Marine Composite Squadron (VMCJ-1) from 1541 Camlo Drive, Santa Ana, California. Source Photos - Vietnam Marine Corps (B/W)…Page 31 by NARAvol09 - 3 hours ago
	1st Marine Air Craft Wing (MAW) Vietnam. Photographer: Gunnery Sergeant (GySgt) Holmes. O’HARE FIELD? - - Not quite! But Huai Dang international, located 40 miles south of Chu Lai, is probably as popular with Marines there as O’Hare Field is to a Chicago resident. The tiny heliport serves as the supply and staging center for Operation [??] in the [??] Pho, Hui Dang areas. The continuous flow of troops, supply, and mail arrived and departed the tiny little wind blown heliport is filled with helicopte Source Photos - Vietnam Marine Corps (B/W)…Page 8 by NARAvol09 - 3 hours ago
	1st Marine Aircraft Wing (MAW). Photographer: Lance Corporal (LCpl) T. W. Lomax. 240 Mission Vet—Captain Richard L. Tickner, of Marine All Weather Attack Squadron-533, climbs into the pilot’s seat of an A-6 Intruder fro his 240th mission in Vietnam. Source Photos - Vietnam Marine Corps (B/W)…Page 30 by NARAvol09 - 3 hours ago
	1st Marine Aircraft Wing (MAW). Photographer: Lieutenant (Lt) Joe Collins. Wake Island Avengers—Marine First Lieutenant Jeffery B. McAnally, pilot of Marine Attack Squadron-211, Marine Aircraft Gourp-12, smiles proudly next to the patch of the Wake Island Avengers on the fuselage of his A-4E Skyhawk jet. McAnnally’s father, a Marine corporal in December 1941, helped defend this squadron during the defense of Wake Island in the early days of World War II. Source Photos - Vietnam Marine Corps (B/W)…Page 29 by NARAvol09 - 3 hours ago

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