This page was last updated on: February 25, 2010
These photos are from my personal collection that I took myself while in Viet Nam during '70-'71
They are not all of the best quality as they were recently transferred to prints from slides that had sat in the corner of the basement for years, and some of them didn't clean up as well as others, however, here they are.
This is where we more or less lived and worked for a year.
The 18th Surgical Hospital (MA)
Quang Tri, Viet Nam
ALL GAVE SOME......SOME GAVE ALL
YOU ARE NOT FORGOTTEN
The United States Army
in The Republic of South Viet Nam
At The Front Gate of the 18th Surg compound
"Hootch Row" this is where we lived
"Hegerty's Leaning Bridge" It's where I pondered
We named the river after the Hospital CO, Col Keeling
It wasn't much of a club....
..but, it was Our Club!
SFC Kelley built a wishing well. It didn't much work . . . . we were still there in the morning...
entrance to the Motor Pool
We did have a nice Dining Facility.
The XO and CO taking advantage of some down time
A game of combat style volleyball
Our Mission: Stabilize and Evacuate
C-130 waiting to evacuate casualties to a larger facility
As viewed from a Chopper ride....
...between Da Nang . . .
...and Phu Bai
the rest of these photos give you a view from a jeep . .
...as we ride along QL1 from...
....Phu Bai towards Quang Tri
...on the road...
...near the...
City of Hue
This Page Awarded
By Military.com
For 2001
Master Sergeant Wayne E Hegerty Sr (US Army Retired)
