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C1 - First camp in Vietnam near the town of Tuy Hoa. Later part of the Company would move to Dai Lanh, a beautiful white sandy beach area south of Vung Ro Bay.
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C4 - Mike Mijan (left) and Gregg Heacock (right).
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C6 - Gregg Heacock
C7 - Civilian rock quarry
C8 - Civilian rock quarry
C9 - Civilian rock quarry
C10 - Civilian rock quarry
C11 - Civilian rock quarry
C12 - Railroad spur at rock quarry.
C13 - Tuy Hoa Orphanage and Convent
C14 - Sister Teresa talking to unidentfied soldier at the Tuy Hoa Orphanage and Convent project.
C15 - Tuy Hoa Orphanage and Convent
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C18 - Powers, Taylor, Moses
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C22 - Sgt Taylor and Mathews
C23 - Having a little fun with Shorty Powers
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C25 - No resistance at beach
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C29 - On February 7, 2013 I received an e-mail from Alex Hanson with information about this photo.
This is Alex Hanson, 572 Engr Co (le). We supported the 39th at Tuy Hoa. When I got there in Feb 67, the 39th was starting to leave. That picture of the rigs waiting by the guard shack is the Long Railway Bridge that was planked over and had one way traffic. The town of Tuy Hoa is on the other side.
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