The Aftermath
SP Firing Position south of hooch 1244
After the A-1E had droped its bombs and the Huey flew over launching rockets and firing its guns, Sgt. Holcomb and A1C Della Porta of the 377th SPS, set up an M-60 firing position south of hooch 1244. Notice the 7.62mm M-60 Machine Gun Cartridge Cases on the side walk.
7.62mm Cartridge Cases
VC Sniper Firing Position south of hooch 1244
After the A-1E had droped its bombs and the Huey flew over launching rockets and firing its guns, an ARVN walked up and fired an RPG through the front of this house; blowing out the back wall.
Viet Cong Position
In this picture you can see the fire started after the A-1E bombing.
The Fire Aftermath
The old French cemetery, visable in the background, is where the VC dug up their buried weapons and grouped together for the attack early that morning.
Just before we were ordered to turn in our firearms.
I'm in the foreground on the far right of this picture.
