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Bob Young- Master Chief Petty Officer of Sealords squadron stands in front of Sealords UH-1B
Image | All Records|Florida International University|Pete Harlem Vietnam War Photography Collection |
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Army officer smoking cigarette rides by officers working on their brown and tan helicopter on his bicycle.
Image | All Records|Florida International University|Pete Harlem Vietnam War Photography Collection |
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Recovered 1st Cavlary UH-1B, shot from behind.
Image | All Records|Florida International University|Pete Harlem Vietnam War Photography Collection |
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A recovered gunship "Pied Piper" of the 175th "Mavericks"
Image | All Records|Florida International University|Pete Harlem Vietnam War Photography Collection |
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175th "Maverick" gunship after recovery from crash in rice field. Center of triangle is green outside white. Note position on sync. elevator tops
Image | All Records|Florida International University|Pete Harlem Vietnam War Photography Collection |
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Shot of a destroyed Army Assault Helicopter unit 175th Mavericks tail. Mavericks emblem and "39" are visible.
Image | All Records|Florida International University|Pete Harlem Vietnam War Photography Collection |
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Close-up of officer flying over Vung Tau.
Image | All Records|Florida International University|Pete Harlem Vietnam War Photography Collection |
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Soldier from 121st Vikings (?) leans on the tail of a helicopter.
Image | All Records|Florida International University|Pete Harlem Vietnam War Photography Collection |
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119th AHC UH-1B flying over mountains
Image | All Records|Florida International University|Pete Harlem Vietnam War Photography Collection |
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119th AHC UH-1B frontal view. Taken in unidentified base.
Image | All Records|Florida International University|Pete Harlem Vietnam War Photography Collection |
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This collection includes photographs of military personnel, aircraft, and weaponry from the Vietnam War (1955-1975). The images were captured by various photographers and were collected by Vietnam War veteran Pete Harlem. Over the decades following his time in the military, Pete assembled one of the largest (10,000+), as-of-yet unpublished collections of original Vietnam War photographs. To learn more about Pete Harlem and how to contribute to the digitization of this collection visit: http://maps.fiu.edu/gis/pete-harlem-memorial.