H.P.
I remember supervising the unfortunates on the working party tasked with burning the crapper at ad Diwaniyah, we selected a place where the prevailing wind direction took the smoke directly into the our COC…unintentionally, I swear. There were a whole lot of PO’d officers, my platoon commander who was a mustang thought it was funny, because the only other available site would have been unsat - our food and water source was downwind. Just had to keep an eye on a couple of the Lance Coolies who weren’t so bright that they didn’t try to dump more fuel on the fire while it was still going.
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H.P.
Uh oh. I looks like another Post every photo available on the interweb for a particular subject thread. 
Here’s my contribution. Peace out!
At least I stick to Vietnam pics…
H.P.
Oh no complaints from me. I just fet other theaters were under-represented. 
H.P.
I brought up the topic as it is one that I have always felt was neglected in the modelling community. Hobby Link is coming out with an amazing assortment of kits of things I never thought would be done! All support units were there and deserve to be recognized. Wayne
totally man 
Same type used as my RE forebears did at the Bridging of the Rapido, Italian campaign WWII, near Casino.
Thank you H.P. Keep it up!!
H.P.
Engineer gun trucks
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The Peacemaker was renamed Mafia Operated when it was transferred to Engineer Region 2 at Nha Trang. It and Old Glory, a 5 ton with APC body were the ones we had. Wayne