 | Graphic courtesy of: Don Segraves 377th Security Police Bravo Sector March 1969 - March 1971 1. 2. 3. Ray Blose 4. 5. Robert Furnish 6. Frank Balchunas 7. Don Segraves 8. 9. 10. 11. |
 | Graphic courtesy of: Don Segraves 1. 2. 3. Gary Trobeck 4. Frank Balchunas 5. Robert Furnish 6. |
 | Graphic courtesy of: David R. White YN4 PSYOPS Div., HQUSMACV 1970 - 1971 Outside of MACV, Tan Son Nhut side. |
 | Graphic courtesy of: David R. White Just recently looked up Horne Hall BOQ, Saigon. I was stationed at HQUSMACV from April 1970 to April 1971. During that time I got a job with special services and worked various BOQs showing movies at night. I was working the night that the Horne Hall BOQ got hit with a sabotage bomb under the front desk. Here are some pictures I took the next morning after the bombing. Here's the front door. |
 | Graphic courtesy of: David R. White Across from the front desk. I was standing there about nine minutes before the bomb went off. All I could learn about it was that when the duty officer pulled the switch on the water pump outside, it went off. My friend Steve and I could not get a military taxi to pick us up so we walked over to the Idaho BOQ and got a ride with one of Steve's friends back to Dodge City barracks. They never found anything of the Vietnamese clerk behind the front desk. |
 | Graphic courtesy of: David R. White Wall directly across from the front desk. No one was in that room during the bombing. |
 | Graphic courtesy of: David R. White Wall behind the desk. |
 | Graphic courtesy of: David R. White Definitely not the place to have been. |
 | Graphic courtesy of: Dave Karmes 405th Fighter Wing, Det. 1 33rd CAMRON June 1964 - May 1965 Our new barracks. |
 | Graphic courtesy of: Dave Karmes Our new chow hall. |
 | Graphic courtesy of: Dave Karmes RB-57E, tail number 55-4243, Patricia Lynn aircraft. Air Vietnam civilian hangars are in the background. |
 | Graphic courtesy of: Dave Karmes Standing on the tail of RB-57E, tail number 55-4245, Patricia Lynn aircraft. Looking across the ramp is the stone and brick house the pilots used as their operations building. Next to it is our 10 x 50 house trailer we used as our maintenance office. Those two aircraft (243 and 245) were the first two jet aircraft assigned to the Vietnam war at Tan Son Nhut Airfield. I was the crew chief on 245. |
 | Graphic courtesy of: Dave Karmes This is what the jet flight line at Tan Son Nhut looked like in July of 1964. |
 | Graphic courtesy of: Dave Karmes More of our crowded flight line. |
 | Graphic courtesy of: Gary Bird 377th Security Police Squadron Base Police Jan 1972 - Jan 1973 I was up in my attic recently and saw my old trunk that I had threw some of the things that I brought back from Vietnam. I located four Pacific Stars and Stripes papers. After forty years plus, they are hard to open without tearing them. Page 6, talks about the "Rocket Attack, 6 Dec 1972." |