Smokey (Harold Smith) with the puppy found just prior to a stand down at Colco Beach
	Phil Woodall atr a reunion at Kokomo Indiana
Alpha HQ RTOs. On the horn is Sgt Salters
	Christmas 1968 From left to right: I don't know, Bob Tavitas, Mark Orr Mike Bratten, Bob "H.E." Webb, I don't know, Lee?, and Neilsen
Mark Orr. O.P. duty at FSB Birmingham
	Mark Orr on Bridge guard duty. Standing Down at Colco Beach
Bill. He was a Vietnamese scout who traveled mostly with the mighty third platoon. KIA when our own chopper shot him accidentally wit M60 fire.
	Steve Cruthis? at Tam Ky Airstrip
Captain McBride in a meeting just after Tam Ky
	From left: Mark Orr, Steve Purdy, Ralph Vitch, Gary Joyner, Lynn "Swede" Jacobson, Terry Lucarelli, Sgt. Bill Bray, Bob "Alphonse" Cofone
Hot meal brought out to the Ashau. From left: Mark Orr, Lt. Gottschalk, (spoon), Ralph Vitch
	Alpha Company Remfs: Clerk, 1st Sgt, XO and whatever. :
John Conroy: W.I.A July 8 1969, Tam Ky Vietnam
	John Kampschroeder. John was in Alpha for a while and in the HHC Security platoon at Sally for a while. I think he was out of the field before your entrance.
Gary Joyner and Lynne "Swede" Jacobson. Guarding the bridge during stand down at Colco Beach - east of Hue. Swede is the one writing a letter, sitting on the bunker. Joyner "Joynt" had a rear job by the time we got to Tam Ky. He is the 3rd platoon member I looked up when I played a concert in Chicago, and he has the other website for Alpha Company.
	John Kampschroeder again...
Ralph Vitch: At Colco beach stand down with puppy called "Claymore."
	I don't know this guy, but the company sign behind him shows that Val Zapert was the CO at the time the picture was taken.
Aerial photo of LZ Sally taken from the north side as chopper flew toward Hue to the south.
	Old Timers. Vinh Loc was a very successfull battle for our side. It was an island or peninsula SE os Hue. The entire battalion was involved in the cordon and caprtue of many VC and NVA advisors. It took place before I was in the company, and I hooked up in Nov of '69.
Van Long. He was the main chief scout for Alpha Company for several years. Unbeknownst to us, he was working also for the NVA, as they held some of his family under threats of death.
	This guy's name was Walt. He was about the hardest working Alpha troop I knew. A bit older that the rest of us, he wanted to be a LRRP and did finally work his way into that kind of outfit.