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Home sweet home. It doesn't look like much but a few
months after this photo was taken I would have given anything to get back
into this palatial estate. I shared this palace with three
others. My bunk was just inside the door on the left. (Duc Pho,
Date: October 1967) Click
here
to see what my future temporary home would be. |
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This was my corner of home. (Duc Pho, Date:
October 1967) |
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Another view of my corner of home. Notice the tape
recorder on the coffee table in front of my bunk. This provided us
with lots of entertainment in the evenings. (Duc Pho, Date:
October 1967) Here's some information about
That Tape On The Table next to the tape
recorder. |
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One of our evening socials inside my home.
That's me in the front and center of this photo. Directly behind me
is Julius C. Moody from Georgia. On the far left with the long hair
is John Burger from New York. Directly behind Mr. Burger is
Dennis R. Bess.
On the far right is Richard Buckley from New Jersey.
To the left of Buckley is
Wolfgang (James) Mayer. Regretfully I
cannot identify the gentlemen between Moody and Bess. (Duc Pho,
Date: November 1967) |
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Another social gathering in my home.
That's me in the front and center of the photo. Behind me and to the
right is Mr. Moody,
Mr. Bess and
Mr. Burger.
On the left of me is Richard Buckley
and possibly John Dick. Regretfully I cannot
identify the gentleman on the far right of this photo. (Duc Pho, Date: November 1967) |
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A photo of me standing by the front door inside our home.
John Burger painted the images on the door. (Duc
Pho, Date: October 1967) |
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A somewhat out of focus photo of me operating the tape
recorder. (Duc
Pho, Date: November 1967) |
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The artist, John Burger from Rosedale, New York. He
provided all the art work on the walls of our home. (Duc
Pho, Date: October 1967) |
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In December of 1967 we had to take down our beautiful home
and move on up Highway QL1 to a new area a little north of Chu Lai near a
town named Hoi An. (Duc Pho, Date: December 1967) |
