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More Photos
More MPs
On The Job
Let's Roll!
Of The Troops
For The Troops
Over There
We Were Soldiers
Scenes
Images
Convoys
Other Things
Band of Brothers
Babin's Page
Good Morning,
Vietnam
Born in the
U.S.A.
Platoons
LBJ
Places
Sky Cops
Saigon Tea
Combat Ready
Combat Ready II
The Deuce
Nine Rules
95B
G'Day Mates
Nam MPs
In Country
Men At Work
TET
Number One
Garry Owen
Before and After
Mike Papa
Tour of Duty
| Tour of Duty |
| Pete Hale, Phuoc Vinh. Ron Wunibold in his hooch. Smitty, Kirt Hanson, Ace Jones, Alan Mills, Suds Herihly,Gerbert. All with the 101st Air Borne MPs. |
| Smitty and Tom Ingram, 101st MPs, Dak To, 1968. In the background, luxury shower.Norman Potier, Sgt Heip (ARVN) Danny Myrick, Robert Harris, Thomas Gura, and Gary McWilliam, 630th MP CO, Ban Me Thuot. |
| Damato and Polash, 101st MP, Phuoc Vinh. John Parkin, 127th MP CO, joint patrol, looking for AWOLs in the alleys. Unknown MP pats down a soldier. Downtown Saigon, home to approximately 5,000 AWOLS in 1968. |
| MP on patrol with SG (Security Guard) manning the M60 machine gun. Joint patrol, Tan An. 127th MP CO gets ready for Guard Mount. Below, and MP monitors a protest grateful for Americans, but demanding Henry Cabot Lodge leave the country. MPs and other soldiers fight in Saigon during Tet. MPs aide pedicab driver after a terrorist bomb was set off in a market in Saigon |
| The port of Saigon. Military Police would escort cargo ships up the Saigon River from Vung Tau. It rained in Vietnam and pretty girls rode their motor bikes with mini skirts and the traditional aos dai. |
| An MP carries a Vietnamese victim after a bomb blast in 1966. An unknown MP and his M60 on the beach. Being an MP in Vietnam meant maintaining your dignity at all times, no drinking and proper dress codes (well, not always). Patrick Carnes, 615th MP Company, Saigon Docks. |
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| Saigon traffic during the day could be hectic, to say the least, but an eerie, surreal Saigon during curfew hours. The city went from the sounds of thousands of motor scooters and chatter to silence where foot steps could be heard on the cobble stone pavements. The only people allowed out were MP patrols and QC (Vietnamese MP patrols). Guards at static posts would give you a wave and sometimes you'd stop for a chat, but otherwise.....absolute silence. This dog may have been clearly heard barking in the distance. |
