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| Vung Tau was a beautiful coastal city with heavy French architectural influence. Freighters and other ships would stage here before going up the Saigon River to the Saigon Port or into the Mekong Delta areas of Can Tho, My Tho, etc. MPs would be assigned to ride these freighters, tugboats pulling barges, to provide protection in case of enemy attack. This photo was taken from an old lighthouse where radio communications were maintained with the MPs doing the escorts. |
| Upper right: A "pig" tries to arrest a pig. This 560th MP thought this would be good in the mess hall. The pig escaped. Besides river security the MPs did town patrol in Vung Tau. Vung Tau was a 3 day "rest and recreation" (R&R) center for soldiers wishing to take a short leave in country. |
| MP Randy Howell 504th MPs |
| Skip Brown and Gary Sundt, 720th MP Bn. string barbed wire around the village of Long Bin Tan near Long Binh. That night they were assigned to ambush squad. Skip lives in Pennsylvania. Gary lives in Washington State. SP4 Mathis, Russ Padgett, PFC Salsa, 504th MP BN. |
| Ken Burkhammer (CID) and Bill Parish. Both from the 552nd MP Company at Long Binh PFCs Cox, Potee, Rodriguez, Peel from "A" CO., 716th MP BN, Saigon. Above/right, Vietnamese soldier, Blakely, Covey and "Doc", 9th Infantry Division MPs. |
| SP/4 Ditimus, SP/4 Holloway, PFC Chuck Kuhn of "A" Co., 716th MP BN, Cholon District of Saigon. Chuck extended and went to the 25th Infantry Division MPs in Cu Chi (right). Passing by helped to rescue a dog for a Vietnemese family. Chuck, 2nd from left below, and his studly buddies in MP school at Fort Gordon, Georgia. Below, Bob Dorsey from the 527th MP CO, Saigon, responsible for town patrol. Upper right: 615th MPs Bob Judish and Jim Newman. |

| photo Richard Alvarez |





| Lt. Frank Ribich gathers the men for coffee outside of the PX in Cholon prior to the typical 12 hour patrol shift. Ron Bennett from "A" CO, 716th, far left, enjoys his morning coffee. 615th MP gun jeep on patrol near Hwy 15. A Vietnamese MP rides shotgun. |

| Doug Dragert (left)with the 552nd MPs. Notice the dog feet underneath the guard shack. This adopted pet had a home. This dog actually bit General Seaman, Commander of the II Field Forces. Gen. Seaman was a good sport and actually came back later and gave the dog water. Right: Joe Hanicak, 630th MP CO, Cam Ranh Bay, takes a break from a convoy run to Dalat. |


| In memory of my daughter Phuong (1969-77). Killed in Phan Rang, Vietnam in 1977. The regret of my life is not to have known you. |


| photo by Jim Stewart, 1967 |




| My good friend Per A.W. Christensen, 527th MPs, Saigon. Trying to behave on a day off in the city. Upper right: Me with our hooch monkey. Taken at the base camp at Dian, 1st Infantry Division, the BIG RED ONE. We were assigned to convoy escorts and P.O.W. security. Me, two other 552nd MP CO troops entertain the troops. |


| Me today with my beautiful wife Carmen. She's the greatest. I retired from the P.D. in December of 2002. |
| This 504th MPs V-100 vehicle was used for convoy escorts. It was fitted with dual .30 cal. machine guns. |

| Douglas E. Crooks |
| Douglas was killed by a sniper on April 6th, 1971 in Quang Tri Province. |
| Photo was submitted by his brother Timothy who was 3 years old at the time of his brother's death. Douglas was from Boone, Iowa. |




| Russell Leggitt, 716th MPs, Saigon. |

| Joe Hanicak, pictured in jeep on left, meets up with fellow MP Andrew Bain (on left, above photo) after 40 years. |






| Steve Maxwell, above, getting ready for a convoy to Pleiku, 545th MP CO, 1st Air Cavalry, 1965. Below, Harold Jones, 9th MPs with a female prisoner. |




| James Moncrief, holding American flag, 92nd MP BN Change of Command. |

