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The Marine talking on the radio
is believed to be SSgt. Donald Samuals, a platoon sergeant with India Company.
. Photo by, 1stLt.
Carlton B. Crenshaw
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From left, Cpl. Robert J. Arrotta the Forward Air
Controller and 1stLt. Charles "Chuck" Schnieder the Artillery Forward
Observer. In the process of bringing devastation to the North Vietnamese
Army forces.
. Photo by, 1stLt.
Carlton B. Crenshaw
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Cpl. Marvin C. "Curtis" Brown
was a battalion radio operator attached to India Co. in November 1967.
Earned a Bronze Star on the hill and was also wounded. Dave Powell
mentioned him in an article as being a member of one of the first
flag raising teams on the hill.
. Photo by, 1stLt.
Carlton B. Crenshaw
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Trenches and firing positions on our "moonscape" home.
All the trees have been decimated by NVA mortar and rocket rounds.
. Photo by, 1stLt.
Carlton B. Crenshaw
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The CH-53 is replacing one of the 105 Howitzers which
was damaged beyond repair very early after arriving. The two that
remained served us very well. This delivery was made around the first
or second week in April 1968.
. Photo by, 1stLt
Carlton B. Crenshaw
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GySgt. Jeremiah Scott, Weapons
Platoon Sergeant, I/3/26. Gunny Scott was killed on Feb. 1. 1968
after serving his Corps and Country for more than fourteen years.
. Photo by,
PFC Robert Tipton
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