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Date Posted: Fri, March 30 2007, 17:12:12
Author: Jim Parkinson
Author Host/IP: applwi-l10-923.applwi.tds.net / 66.222.59.162
Subject: Re: Big Red One Artillery at Phu Loi
In reply to: dave wright 's message, "Re: Christmas Away From Home" on Fri, March 30 2007, 11:39:05

The Society of the First Infantry Division history states that they had artillery at Phu Loi. Phu Loi is where I did my tour. Did you ever get over to Phu Loi? Our helicopters/slicks had a tomahawk painted on the nose. Our gunships were known as the Gun Slingers.

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