Personal photos/text taken in/out of Vietnam combat zone from perspective of copilot on USAF C-130 345th Tactical Airlift Crew. Not just about the war, but also about the people/places of the region during 1972. This is where I got my first Nikon film SLR which turned into lifelong passion albeit now Canon digital SLR. The photos are recent digital scans from old 35mm slides wasting away in hot/cold attic for 40 years. Extensive Photoshop editing has been used to make them somewhat presentable.
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Friday, March 18, 2011
Airlift at Phu Cat
Crooked and blurred, not one of my highest quality photos, but this shows one helicopter giving another a lift at the end of a cable. I think it might be a Bell UH-1 Huey and a CH-47 twin rotor Chinook? Reminds me a bit of movie Apocalypse Now where the Naval River Boat was carried into the river mouth by one of Major Kilgore’s rotary aircraft. This was at Phu Cat, Vietnam – 1972.
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