Michael Belis Company C 1/22 Infantry 1970-1971
The South China Sea at Tuy Hoa
Barbed wire and guard towers on the eastern side of the base at Tuy Hoa
The surf was not friendly most of the time
Downright dangerous
The power of the surf was impressive
G.I.'s with an air matress - as I remember, there were a lot of injuries and drownings
Spanky and Utah on the beach
The sea on a calm day.
Doc Sorrento flashes twin peace signs at a low flying gunship
Gals on the beach at Tuy Hoa
Me on the left, Sorrento
on the right, inside the baracks at Tuy Hoa
Note civilian clothes, souvenir headbands and my M-16 hanging at
the right
Cessna O-2 on the runway at Tuy Hoa
De Havilland U-1A Otter at Tuy Hoa
C-123 at Tuy Hoa
Peace sign I made out of
M-79 high explosive rounds
My Platoon Sergeant called it "peace through superior
firepower"
3rd Platoon barbecue at Tuy Hoa
3rd Platoon guys at the
barracks under the parachute.
Left to right, standing, is "T", Gene, me, JJ Jackson
(in white shirt & sunglasses), Sorrento, Spanky,
in front, unknown
3rd Platoon barracks at
Tuy Hoa
Utah on top bunk, Lewis underneath
Me in the barracks at Tuy Hoa
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