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| Australian MPs Wally Pinch and John Holthouse in Vung Tau. Below, John Clodfelter, 560th MPs wtih Aussies in Vung Tau. What wonderful allies these guys were. |





| Me clowning with unknown 527th MP. Taylor Wright, 560th MPs, Vung Tau with an Aussie MP. Right, Al Bradley and QC's in Bien Hoa. Upper right, the old 97th MP BN Hdqtrs, Cam Ranh Bay. Unknown 527th MP, Saigon. 1st Inf. Div. MPs. |



| America's past time is played by 127th MPs at Qui Nhon. To the right is THE ROSE barber shop. Folks, we're talking buildings put up at great expense for our troops. No one complained.. |
| G'day Mates |


| MPs lead a convoy back from a run to the DMZ. Dan Weber, right, and unknown MP at south gate at Quang Tri base camp, 504th MP BN. |




| Yep, MPs enjoyed the life of luxury. |





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| SSGT. Choi was stationed in Saigon with the Provost Marshal's Office from Oct. '65- Nov. '66. Part of the elite R.O.K. (Republic of Korea) MPs. These were hard-nosed fighters and vehemently anti-communist. A great ally. |
| MPs from the U.S.A., Australia, New Zealand, Korea, Vietnam and a Vietnamese National Policeman. Jim Dobson, 127th MP CO, Qui Nhon, 1967 and V-100 on road Bong Song Pass. |







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