Building HHB Commo Personnel Bunker Quan Loi - February 1969
(Click Images to Enlarge) All Photos by Larry Hutchison Feb-Mar 1969
"What I remember most of that bunker was all
the sandbags I filled, and threw while it was under construction. I do
remember a few of the guy's that I shared it with. The best thing about that
bunker was it would stay dry when it rained, and man could it rain. It was
also in close proximity to the E.M. club, so it wasn't such a long walk when you
had a good drunk going. When it was finished, the Radio Repair shop was
moved from inside the R.T.T. area, to the top of that bunker. That way you
didn't have so many people with access to the combination lock on the security
gate. All in all it was home for the time I spent at Quan Loi; it wasn't
great, but it was home." Roger Mallory HHB 6/27th Arty, 1/69-1/70
(Note: Roger is in the photo, 2nd row, left, above - soldier with no shirt
enjoying a break in sand bag filling). Special thanks to Larry Hutchison
for providing this series of photos.
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