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Australian MPs Wally Pinch and John
Holthouse in Vung Tau. Below, John Clodfelter, 560th MPs wtih Aussies in Vung Tau. What wonderful allies these guys were. |
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Taylor Wright, 560th MPs, Vung Tau with an Aussie MP. American, Australian, New Zealand, Korean, Vietnamese MPs and
Vietnamese cop. Joint patrol, Vietnamese cop, Korean and American MP. Joint checkpoint, below, outside of Vung Tau. |
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G'day Mates
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SSGT Choi was stationed in Saigon with the Provost
Marshal's Office from Oct. '65- Nov. '66. Part of the elite R.O.K. (Republic of Korea) MPs. These were hard-nosed fighters and vehemently anti-communist. A great ally. |
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Bernie Storer, Bowie Bouwhuis, Bob Griffiths,
Albie Taber, Trevor Coote, back row: Martin Rudelback, Alan Mercer, Peter Stapleton, Dicky Bird, Neil Sherritt, Hans Vandevelde, Nui-Dat 1967. |
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Australian MPs await arrival of a convoy from Nui Dat. American MPs join in for some refreshments at the back
beach, Vung Tau. Joint patrol with 720th MP. An Aussie MP walks out of the PMO ready for patrol, Vung Tau. |
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CPL John Parker, Provost Forces, Vung Tau. Two MPs and an Aussie MP inspect old gun emplacements from
WW II. An MP at an entrance to a religious retreat in Qui Nhon. |