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Scenery encountered by a CAP Delta-5 patrol sometime in 1966 or 1967.

Scenery encountered by a CAP Delta-5 patrol sometime in 1966 or 1967.
 
Chaplain Cunningham at CAP Delta-5 1966-67

Chaplain Cunningham at CAP Delta-5 1966-67
 
L/Cpl Ferdinand W. Glessing was KIA when CAP Delta-5 was over run on 3 Jan 1968.

L/Cpl Ferdinand W. Glessing was KIA when CAP Delta-5 was over run on 3 Jan 1968.
 
Scenery encountered by a CAP Delta-5 patrol sometime in 1966 or 1967.

Scenery encountered by a CAP Delta-5 patrol sometime in 1966 or 1967.
 
The wooden bridge at Tan Than (2) after it was blown on 3 Jan 1968

The wooden bridge at Tan Than (2) after it was blown on 3 Jan 1968
 
Lt. Col. Van D. Bell - 1/1's CO - 1966-67

Lt. Col. Van D. Bell - 1/1's CO - 1966-67
 
Lt. Col. Bell, Lt. Col Pietro (Bells replacement), and Maj. Stokes-1967

Lt. Col. Bell, Lt. Col Pietro (Bells replacement), and Maj. Stokes-1967
 
D/1/1 used an M-76 Otter from the 3rd MT Bn to resupply it's platoons

D/1/1 used an M-76 Otter from the 3rd MT Bn to resupply it's platoons
 
D/1/1 used an M-76 Otter from the 3rd MT Bn to resupply it's platoons when I arrived in country

D/1/1 used an M-76 Otter from the 3rd MT Bn to resupply it's platoons when I arrived in country
 
Cpl John T. (Pappy) Papouleas with Delta 1stBn, 8thMarines

Cpl John T. (Pappy) Papouleas with Delta 1stBn, 8thMarines
 
Sgt Joe Wilson Barnes - 1963 Boot Camp-KIA RVN 1967

Sgt Joe Wilson Barnes - 1963 Boot Camp-KIA RVN 1967
 
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D/1/1 used an M-76 Otter from the 3rd MT Bn to resupply it's platoons when I arrived in country
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The USMC M-76 OTTER AMPHIBIOUS VEHICLE was built by Pontiac between 1942 and 1953 and was first designed for use in snow. When the Otter was sent to Viet-Nam its primary role was amphibious personnel and cargo carrier and it was used extensively when rain and bad weather had helicopters grounded. The 9,000-lb vehicle could carry or drag its weight in rations and ammo. It could slither up a 60% slope, swim at five knots and run flat out at 35 mph.
posted By Nowak, David, SSgt
Oct 21, 2009
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