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Harry Kidd
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Rayen Reunion - Misc photos from past reunion
A collection of photos from past gatherings
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111 adc 9390 Eisenhower 01
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This film documents a visit by General Dwight D. Eisenhower to U.S. Navy Task Force in October, 1951. Filmed aboard the USS Des Moines, CA-134, by a Army Signal Corps Photographers. This trip occurred 13 months before Eisenhower was elected President of the United States.
Album #3 U.S. Navy Photographers - 1982 - 2007
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An album of U.S. Navy Photographers at work. These photographs from the U.S. National Archives show U.S. Navy Photographers at work.
Album #2 U.S. Navy Photographers - 1956-1981.
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An album of U.S. Navy Photographers at work. These photographs from the U.S. National Archives show U.S. Navy Photographers at work
Album #1 U.S. Navy Photographers - 1918 - 1955
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An album of U.S. Navy Photographers at work. These photographs from the U.S. National Archives.
Navy Pensacola 01
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Aerials of the Forest at Sherman Field, Naval Air Station, & Naval School of Photography. Pensacola, FL. 6/27/1955
111 LC 49244 V2
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Element of 3 battalions of 4th Marines land at Vuan Quat Bay, Chu Lai, Vietnam. July 5, 1965
Battle of Hue - Part 2 - Assault on the Citadel - 1st BN/5th Marines 2/17/68
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This is the second film, from the National Archives, that records action during the Battle of Hue, during the Tet Offensive. NARA ID: 428-NPC-42086
Battle of Hue -2/21/1968
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Scenes of the sunken LCU-1282 and Marines in action at Hue during the Tet Offensive.
111 lc 56260 V2
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Truck convoys and helicopter operations on Route 9 during Operation Dewey Canyon 2 - 2/71
Navy CBs @ Dong Ha Combat Base & Airfield
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Construction of a Galley & Mess Hall for 500, and scenes of reconstruction of the Airfield
Liberation of the Bad Orb POW CAMP - April 5, 1945
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Liberation of the Bad Orb POW CAMP - April 5, 1945
Advance from the D-Day beaches - 29th Division, 35th Division & 294th Engr Bn., 1st Army
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Advance from the D-Day beaches - 29th Division, 35th Division & 294th Engr Bn., 1st Army
Advance from the Beaches - 4th Infantry Division
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Advance from the Beaches - 4th Infantry Division
2nd Infantry Division advances inland from the Normandy beachhead.
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2nd Infantry Division advances inland from the Normandy beachhead.
28th Inf Div. VIctory Parade - Paris -1944
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28th Inf Div. VIctory Parade - Paris -1944
111 ADC 2230 - U.S. Army cameramen on assignment in France, 1944
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111 ADC 2230 - U.S. Army cameramen on assignment in France, 1944
My uncle, Staff Sgt. Vernom R Anderson, was captured at the Battle of the Bulge and sent to Bad Orb. Difficult to tell, but he may have been one of the soldiers with the caison, near the end of the film.
1973 Med cruise. I was in RVAH-14. Fond memories of the ocean. Food? Not so great but we didnt starve either. That old Vigilante took up a lot of space, but was one the best looking airframes the Navy ever had.
Beautiful sound. Thank you!
Amazing History, never saw before or knew they existed...Thanks
I miss this ship you never forget your first ship. She was a tough old girl.
Thanks Harry. Served August 1974-January 1978. Carrier Air Traffice Control Center(CATCC). North Atlantic, Mediterranean, and Carribean.
Great color footage.l was at the Navy Detachment at Hue Ramp across from the University and next to the park and bridge. I appreciate every day since.
I spent 11 1/2 months in that area. '68-'69.
My uncle Alvin L Raper a Navy Corpsmen was laying out there on the ground when this video recording was made he was killed by a bouncing Betty on February 15 in The battle he would lay there one more day before his body could be retrieved NVA snipers used him for bait to try and kill more marines. May GOD BLESS YOUR SOUL AND REST IN CHRIST JESUS PEACE UNCLE SONNY!!!!!!!! You are truly loved and not forgotten.
I was on the Proteus than. I was driving a 1958 t bird. That is probably still there
Just found you thru the NANP website. I was a Photomate from 1977-1981 and I have in my archives literally hundreds of photos of my fellow photographer shipmates. How do I contribute. Many thanks.
Thank you for taking the photos of them places. We shared a same experience.
Nice tribute to our shipmates
Good job Harry! Thank you for this memory from my sister squadron.
remember the Burlington express knew Dennis jewel
Can anyone tell me how many American lives were lost in the Hue war?
Yup, some typos in this but it's sweet. We lived on War Dog Cemetary rd through 1972. I knew all the dogs by name. Ourhouse was about 100 ft from the burials. Worked at NCS Agana - Radioman. Son born Nov of 1972. Loved our time there. Much has changed since then, now lots of Guamanians coming to the U.S. I lovum all. //ji John - Salem, Oregon
OP Div Photo Lab 91-93 in Yokosuka. 92 WestPac IO cruise and assorted workups.
OP Div PH Lab & IOIC 68-70 👍
My father was on the lci88 in the Pacific. Lost his left eye from the 20mm getting jammed.
Served on Indy on Jan 61 reported aboard off coast of France on my birthday Jan 18 the 1961
1st Med Cruise onboard VS-31 1977. I had the time of my life! I miss those days.
83 to 86 in V-2 Division. Great old girl. I'll miss ya Indy.
79- 81 Arresting gear
That's not Tumon at the 1:08 mark, that's Facpi Point.
I served aboard the Indy from 1968-1970. Damage Control.
My home for almost two years.
The VC/NVA had the most effective weapon . Tenacity . You have to admire those guys - many of them were not fighting for an ideology , they were fighting for their country .
Myth: The Viet Cong were an idealistic nationalist group, just like the American Minutemen Fact: The Viet Cong was a dedicated communist organization commanded by Ho Chi Minh and engaged in assassinations of their opponents from 1945 on. The Viet Cong engaged in acts of terror as a matter of policy; grenades and bombs thrown into public venues, assassinations of police officers and army officials, etc. From the beginning, in 1941, the Viet Cong systematically eliminated their opposition by betraying them to the French Beginning in 1945 they began using assassinations and violence to eliminate opposition leaders and intimidate peasants into supporting them. During the Tet offensive, the Viet Cong murdered more than 5000 civilians in Hue by strangulation and burying them alive. The Viet Cong used torture and murder of village leaders to intimidate the rural population into compliance with their goals
My home from 1985/1993 around the horn rio was awesome thanks 👍 Willie D.Thomas
Salute to all the “good guys” who were “just doing our job”.
I quit vapping!
I see the Air Force Compound there north of the runway, and what would be the bakery on the southside. Looks like you fellas' are building the hooch I would occupy from late 68' to 3/69', when a huge lighting strike blew it up....it didn't burn though....just shit blown everywhere. NVA artillery was the real destroyer. I was in FLSG Bravo back then.
1971-72 V-2 Division Visual landing Aids - served as Pilot Landing Aid Television (PLAT) petty officer. Great Med cruise. Good times, looking back on it now at age 73.
I was aboard 69-70 - Spent many a watch on Plat camera. Also filmed - video of landing incidents from the plat monitor. I guess we did that as tape backup...
@@harrybkidd Hey, Harry. Sounds like we did much the same jobs using the same gear. Those old Marconi b/w "boat anchor" cameras and Ampex 1002 VTR were monsters to maintain and keep aligned. When we got back from the Med cruise, I got TAD orders to NARF Norfolk for several months and helped the sand crab mechanics overhaul all that PLAT equipment. In by 7:30 and secured by 3PM, Mon-Fri. No watches. Gravy assignment!
At 1:17 that is my grandfather, Pfc Edmund Pfannenstiel, shaking hands with the American soldier that was part of the liberating force. My grandfather was the CMOC at the camp since he spoke fluent German.
Jeff - If you send me an email - I'll do a frame grab of that frame and send it to you..
hbkidd@comcast.net
www.axpow.org_ETO-STALAG-9B.pdf details Pfannenstiel's actions.
Alvin Louis Raper(sonny) my uncle was KIA HERE FEBRUARY 15,1968. Stepped on a bouncing Betty laying out there 3days under sniper fire. Thank you 🙏 brave warriors who brought him back home. He was (FMF) petty officer 2nd class NAVY CORPMAN. IN COUNTRY 45 DAYS!!!!!!!
No sound?
That's my homeland Vietnam, I'm ashamed that the Republic of Vietnam has a treacherous ally👈
They seemed to be experiencing a lot of rifles jamming at the end of the video.
Wow my Marine Corps tank company was in Fallujah fall of 2004 for Phantom Fury. Seeing a tank hose down targets with coax and main gun is surreal. We studied the battle of Hue in using tanks in urban fighting and those lessons came in handy.
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Nếu không có thủy quân lục chiến Mỹ giải cứu thì năm 1968; Việt cộng đã chôn sống thêm hàng nghìn người dân vô tội
It looks as if there was vc/nva in every house the way they all blown up
Because VC sappers moved from house to house while fighting, they blew up holes to connect each adjacent house. During the battle of An Lộc in 1972, ARVN 81st Commando also used this same method while fighting those VC sappers.
A guerrilla war fought with outdated West Point tactics - what could possibly go wrong. Those of us in the jungle ( 173rd 1968 ) knew what to do but unfortunately generals run the wars . Thanks for the video
Người mỹ day xéo trên quê hương đất nước của tôi
Việt Nam Hồ Chí Minh Đảng Cộng sản Việt Nam quang vinh muôn năm
always wondered how far the distance was from one side of river to other?
123 aviation battalion chu lia 68,69, north end of base.
Ontos! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸 It don’t get better than that. M J Angelo STFSGT U S M C 64-70 .👍🏻
hello
Sea Bees not CB’S
Those ARVN who wear brown beret (or red), are they the commanding officers so that they don't need to wear a helmet? It's kind of weird because it seems to be so easy to point out the officer, which makes them good priority target for the enemy to take out first.
Vietnamese in red berets we’re from the ARVN Airborne division. I wasn’t in country till 69 but I believe it was the ARVN 7th and 2nd Airborne battalions that assaulted the cemetery and later the Citadel in Hue City with heavy losses. They were among the best South Vietnamese troops during the war.
@@Chiller01 m trốn sớm thế ak..chứ m ở lại là còn bộ xương khô rồi
@@Chiller01 chạy tụt quần mà cũng bày đặt 😂😂
@@Chiller01 It's funny that there are 2 Vietcong offsprings attacking you in the comment section thinking you were one of the ARVN, since you made a typo "we're" and these VC probably use a translation tool.
@@caratmap3333 That is funny you’re right. Their daddies were probably attacking me in 69. I guess I didn’t hit those daddies cause they managed to reproduce.
Sức mạnh huê kỳ cày nát cả Việt Nam nhưng không thể lay chuyển ý chí người Việt yêu nước.. cuối cùng phải chấp nhận ôm đầu máu cút ra khỏi bờ cõi Nước Việt..