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| A tribute to the Military Police who served in Vietnam |
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| Copyright (c) 2001-2002 Military Police of the Vietnam War All rights reserved, including the right of reproduction in whole or in part in any form. Copyright (c) 2001-2002 INFANTRYMEN.NET All rights reserved, including the right of reproduction in whole or in part in any form. "Neither the United States Army nor any other component of the Department of Defense has approved, or endorsed, or authorized this product/service/activity in anyway." |
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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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| Above is Mike Murphy's gun jeep. Mike was with "C" Company of the 716th MPs when TET struck. Below a photo of a deuce and a half that took RPG (rocket-propelled grenade) fire when responding to a BOQ (Billet Officer's Quarters) under attack during the initial assault. To the right are two 716th MPs chatting back at base. Both were killed when responding to the fighting. If anyone has names, please contact me so that I can do an appropriate memorial for them. |
| Unknown 1st Inf. Div. MPs. Below, me clowning with unknown 527th MP. Below, right, Taylor Wright, 560th MPs, Vung Tau with an Aussie MP. |
| Unknown 66th MPs. |
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| America's past time is played by 127th MPs at Qui Nhon. To the right is THE ROSE barber shop. Folks, we're talking buildings put up at great expense for our troops. No one complained. |
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| "VUNG TAU PARADISE LOST" These cool caps are being made by fellow MP Dave Cooper. |
| photos Dave Walls |
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| G'day Mates |
| Caps are $20.00 each plus $2.00 shipping in the United States. Overseas shipping will be the cost to ship it there. Email "Coop" at the below email address: [email protected] (I am not affiliated, nor receive any money from the sale of these caps.) |
| photo Per Christiansen |
| photo Per Christiansen |
| photo Mike Murphy |
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