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Terry Wanish--Going home! |
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Jim Young--Going home! |
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Gary Joy going home with captured SKS. |
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Gary Joy, ?, "Tex" Williams |
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Unidentified ranger at site of crashed LOH. |
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Man on left is not Glen McCrary as previously labeled, ?, PeeWee Barrett with rifle?, Rodney Tague? |
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Pancho Calderon |
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Need a name for this ranger. |
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Who knows this ranger with the "styre"? |
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Darrell Smith in foreground, Charles Beasley (hand to head), and Terry Smith on flight line at FSB Mace. About Jan. or Feb., 1971 |
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Terry Wanish, ?, and ? |
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Robert Hughes, Morris Page |
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Terry Wanish with M203. |
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Terry Wanish with warpaint, before a mission. |
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?, Bobby Fisher |
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Two buck sergeants, Lou Bruchey on the left and Carlos Ochoa? |
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Ted Yoshimura--"OK, I'll walk point, but remember, I'm on
your side!" |
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Yoshi tells me this wasn't an actual team, but a few guys between missions picked for a photo shoot and Ranger feature article. |
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Yoshi's answer to the ever popular peace symbol! Was this government issue? Ha! Strange ways of coping with the stresses of combat were commonplace in our unit. |
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The wooden nickel was our calling card. We left them on the bodies of the enemy. It was a strong psychological tool used to remind the enemy that they were not safe, even in their own back yard. |
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Training poster found in classroom where non-Rangers were trained by Rangers. |
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Our mission statement in the classroom for non-rangers. |