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My assigned
base was Yokota, AFB Japan, 3rd A&E, 3rd Bomb Squadron.
Aircraft Navigational Equipment Repairman (30151) |
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Back Row Far Left |
Honorable Discharge 1964 |
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Certificate of Training in
the Field of Electronics
Radio and Radar Technician
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Viet Nam 1963 |
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B57E: In May, 1963, the B-57E became
operational in Vietnam as a reconnaissance aircraft under the
classified
"Patricia Lynn" project".
The short-wing returned and for eight years the bulge-nosed
camera-packed platform sported the latest in electronic
surveillance equipment. Its primary function was to locate North
Vietnamese (NVN) and Viet Cong (VC) concentrations and night
supply movements in Vietnam, Laos, and Cambodia.
In 1970, the U.S. Military Assistance Command Vietnam (MACV)
credited "Detachment 1" RB57’s at Tan Son Nhut AB with providing
more than 94 % of the battlefield intelligence.
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(Photos by John Harris)
The Story of the
B-57http://www.b-57canberra.org/
Marquis (Mark) Witt
Lt. Col. USAF (Retired)
http://www.b-57canberra.org/reconnaissance_in_vietnam.htm |
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On
assignment in
Viet Nam, working on B-57 Canberra Photo Recon Aircraft. This was our uniform of the day except when we were
working on our aircrafts. |
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That is me in the center,
I don't remember who the other two men are or what shop they were with, if
any one knows who they are please contact me. |
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Andy and me in downtown
Saigon..
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