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1964
Marine Corps Ball - 10 November 1964 Ambassador Unger and family with Gunny Dear |
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Marine Corps Ball 10 November 1964 Richard (Moon) Mullins greeting Laotian couple with traditional Lao "wai". |
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Marine Corps Ball 10 November 1964 Bob Jenkins welcoming State Department ccoup[le to the Ball. |
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MC Ball 1964 Reception
Line (L to R) Bill Hubbard, Erich Zinn, Charlie Sipes, Howard (Buck) Oakley, Johnny Miller, Carl Sanders, Billy Garrett and Gunny Dear |
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MC Ball 1964 Reception
Line: (L to R): Zeke Zemaitis, Bill Hubbard, Bob Jenkins, Karl Dauphin, Dorsey Jackson, Ken Logue, Erich Zinn, Richard Davis, Charlie Sipes, Richard (Moon) Mullins, Howard (Buck) Oakley |
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MC Ball 64 Speech: (L to R): Zeke Zemaitis, Karl Dauphin, Carl Sanders, Ken Logue, Gunny Dear, Billy Garrett, Ambassador Unger, Bob Jenkins and Richard (Moon) Mullins. |
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Marine Corps Ball - 10 November 1964 Cake cutting ceremony, Ambassador Unger and Gunny Dear. |
 contributed by Ken Logue |
JFK Memorial Service
22Nov64
(L to R) Oakley, Dauphin, Mullins, Sanders, Jenkins, Zemaitis, Zinn, Hubbard and Davis (Most of the crew). |
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Bill Hubbard and our
pet gibbon "Zeke" at the Marine House, Vientiane, Laos, Sep64 Photo Submitted By Ken E. Logue (Vientiane 65)
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Downtown Vientiane,
Laos, Sep64.
Not very many paved roads in Vientiane in 1964 Photo Submitted By Ken E. Logue (Vientiane 65) |
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Typical Laotian house
on stilts because the ground would get saturated during the
"monsoons". The Marine House was an old French building that
had a concrete floor and brick and stucco walls Photo Submitted By Ken E. Logue (Vientiane 65) |
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[L to R]: J. Howard
Oakley, Kenneth E. Logue, William B. Hubbard Jr and Carl D. Sanders; all four
of us were assigned to Vientiane, Laos. Photo taken at Travis AFB, CA on 24Aug64 getting ready to board plane for Laos. Photo Submitted By Ken E. Logue (Vientiane 65) |
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1965 Laotion Flag |
  Contributed by J. Howard "Buck" Oakley |
Monument on Lan Xang Blvd NOTE (from Ken Logue: The scaffolding was up, but I do not remember them working on the monument during my tour. |
 Contributed by Kasey Acres |
Monument on Lan Xang Blvd - 2007 Note: 2007 photo, they completed the monument and built a "Plaza" around it. They now call it "The Victory Monument". The communists added their "Lao People's Revolutionar Party" slogan to the top of it. |