 | Graphic courtesy of: Charles Penley 377th Security Police Squadron Sentry Dog Section Oct 1967 - Jul 1969 Do Not Be Afraid! You have experienced many of the goblins and ghosts, in your lifetime. |
 | Graphic courtesy of: Scott Jones Life Member The iron emblem represents that the Tan Son Nhut Association, is strong, very strong. |
 | Graphic courtesy of: Tim Doling Saigon, 15 September 1971: Senator George McGovern, center, standing behind a barbed wire barrier, gestures as he views the wreckage of a bombed nightclub on Tu Do street in central Saigon. McGovern, who ran for US president in 1972, campaigned on his strong anti-Vietnam War position, but ultimately lost the election to Richard Nixon. AP Photo/Nick Ut. |
 | Graphic courtesy of: Charles Penley 377th Security Police Squadron Sentry Dog Section Oct 1967 - Jul 1969. General Westmorelands Saigon Home at |
 | Graphic courtesy of: Tim Doling Newspaper article about the bombing. |
 | Graphic courtesy of: Johathan Leavitt This is my father's lighter, from his time at Tan Son Nhut Air Base. My father was stationed at TSN AB 1967-1968. At the time he was a Captain or a Major: George H. Leavitt, a pilot with the 616 MASS He flew cargo and troop carriers, and I remember that he also took a side job flying high ranked officials from base to base in a small plane while at TSN AB. His CO at TSN AB was Ernie Triplett, and a very close friend. They both later went on to the 63rd at Norton AFB. I’m looking to get in touch with anyone who served with either of them at TSN AB, or specifically knew my father. |
 | Graphic courtesy of: Jerry Zerm I have attached photo of the Able Mable patch. I do not remember the origin of the patch but those that went TDY from Misawa, Japan, in the years between 1963 to 1965 came back from Tan Son Nhut with them. I remember there was an area on the base where there was a beer stand that sold beer "33" (better known as bam-moi-bam) and beer Larue, there were some local concession shops, like a barber shop, a leather store where some of had leather shoes made, and 2 others but their service I do not remember. |
 | Graphic courtesy of: Rich Carvell 12th Reconnaissance Intelligence Technical Squadron (Photo Lab OIC) (June 1970 - June 1971) A huey helicopter at the heliport, "Call Sign: Hotel-3". |
 | Graphic courtesy of: Jack Smith 377th Security Police Squadron Base Police (December 1968 - December 1969) Jack Smith had these handle grips made for his M-1911 .45 caliber pistol. |
 | Graphic courtesy of: Jack Smith 377th Security Police Squadron Base Police (December 1968 - December 1969) The photograph on the left, shows Building 0124, where the 377th Security Police would obtain their weapons a walkie talkies. The sentry dog section would obtain their weapons and walkie talkies at the kennals. |
 | Graphic courtesy of: Charles Penley 377th Security Police Squadron Sentry Dog Section Oct 1967 - Jul 1969 (June 1970 - June 1971) Yellow line is the cross streets to Tu Do Street Building # 56 is the Caravelle Hotel Building # 57 is the Continental Hotel |
 | Graphic courtesy of: Unknown photographer |
