The Death of Christian Tychsen at Haut Vents 1944

La Cambe, SS-Sturmmann Günter Boldt burial area

The uniform of Oswald Pohl

Franz-Josef Kniepp with guitar Buron, Normandy, France 1944. War criminal Karl-Heinz Milius is seen lower left. His adjutant Kurt Bergmann is seen far right as viewed.

Marine Corps UH-1E Huey helicopters with MAG-16 at Phu Bai, Republic of Vietnam during the war. These early UH-1E still have the TAT turret in the nose which featured 2 M-60 machine guns.

Everything Else place holder

M60 Machine Gun that has been chopped and shaved

 Door gunner with the 120th Assault Helicopter Company showing proper method of covering a gunship after a gun run

Covering in a break

 3D modeling work

A Bierkrug from Berchtesgaden. Acquired in 1977 while on vacation and staying at the General Walker Hotel which was demolished.

Somewhere on the Eastern Front

Don Cossack, Kuban Cossack Cavalry insignia WW2 German Foreign Volunteers

Pioneer Abteilung 12th SS-Panzer Division Hitlerjugend

118th AHC PysOps ship. UH-1B 62-2044 'Red Tail 5' of 1st Flight Platoon (Photo US Army)

Long body UH-1D/H PsyOps Huey 128th Assault Helicopter Company, Images Chip Decker

3rd Platoon, 5th Battalion 14th Infantry Regiment, 25th Infantry Division (L) OP-38

AH-1W Super Cobra

The following article first appeared in 'Combat War & Weapons' published by Modern Day Periodical, Inc. in December 1986

Images of a few AH-1W Whiskeys taken in 1991 at the Van Nuys Air National Guard Base.

UH-1C "Miss Mini" 66-15193 from the 118th Assault Helicopter Company, 15193 tail number in 1969

Bandit-2 was known as El Devastator. Here is left to right: SP4 Payton Crawford, CWO Jim Campbell, and CWO Mike Erwin in 1967 with El Devastator

Typical setup of door gunner station on most gunships

 

Images are copyrighted from my original 35mm slide collection.

OH-58 70-15098 at Lakehurst Municipal, NJ September 1973. Photo by Bruce R. Trombecky of Willingboro, NJ. This OB-58 is in MERDC camoflage paint which was not adopted.

OH-58A 71-20345 June 1974 in MERDC camoflage paint scheme (OD, Green, Black, Sand) which was experimental and not adopted for use by Army Aviation. Photo by Jeuny Liang.

Camp Aterbury NJ OH-58A's on the makeshift flight line