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  1. #436
    didnt look that nice when i was there, dock greeks photo i mean


  2. #437
    I used to pass through Dog Patch on my way to the water point in DaNang.I drove the night shift ,Hauled water from the seabees base to Camp Brooks @ Force Logistics Command , Also from The water point at DaNang to FLC> I was ther in 1970 and 1971 . L/CPL Whitaker


  3. #438
    I could tell you some stories about Dog Patch , but I,ll save them for another time!!!!!!!!!!!!!


  4. #439
    PFC (E-2) Robert Russel Garwood DOB 04/01/1946 The year was 1965 year of (whatever the f___ it is) He was court marshaled at Camp lejune NC.


  5. #440
    Larry, I was at the Bob hope show in Dec 1970.Saw the Gold Diggers also.


  6. #441
    Never made it to Dogpatch. Always seem to have just been passing through Danang . Old transit hootches by the airfield or construction barracks with the fancy bunks .


  7. #442
    Quote Originally Posted by 2599108 View Post
    Larry, I was at the Bob hope show in Dec 1970.Saw the Gold Diggers also.
    Yup, and Lola Falana, was his headliner.


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    was in the bush, but heard that Bob Hope was in country in 1970..thats as close as i got to seeing him....how i longed to see round eyes and white teeth


  9. #444

    Lost it in Dog patch at 18

    Quote Originally Posted by jinelson View Post
    Dog Patch was a ville just on the outside of Danang to the north almost at the foot of Hill-327 about a click out and was a popular venue for skivie runs. Of course it was off limits to all Marines and all other American personnel. As a 3531 I went through there from FLC to IstMAW and 1stMARDIV HQ's many times during the course of a tour. The baby sanhs were so friendly down that way and the MP's and QC's were there in abundance and not at all friendly. Anyone out there have any pleasant or otherwise memories to share about this quant hamlet? How about four corners? Lets hear about it answer up.

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  10. #445
    Hey Jim I remember Dog Patch, I didn;t know that it was off limits but me and my bro were from Quang Tri, we boarding a plane to Okinawa we had a 2 houir lay over man did I lay over I lost it in Dog Patch at 18


  11. #446
    Quote Originally Posted by kink View Post
    Hey Jim I remember Dog Patch, I didn;t know that it was off limits but me and my bro were from Quang Tri, we boarding a plane to Okinawa we had a 2 houir lay over man did I lay over I lost it in Dog Patch at 18
    You guys are the reason we were so busy at first Med Bn,
    When I was there in 68.
    Here is a PDF of the Command Chronology for March of 68,

    http://www.virtual.vietnam.ttu.edu/c...1201010073.pdf
    Read page 4 under Admissions where it says Battle Casualties 641

    Non Battle injuries 223

    Disease 421

    Out patient visits 1817


  12. #447

    OMG 11th Marines

    Quote Originally Posted by Namvet67 View Post
    I was there several time from 1967 to 1970. I was with HQ Battery 11th Marines and it was off limits to lower ranking Marines.
    I too was with Hq Battery 11th Matines. I remember the ammo dump blowing up when I was there. Remember me?? I was a radio operator and driver for the last half for Comm Officer. I was there as a private,2nd tour, and left a lance. I rember our loach getting hit with a rocket one morning and killing the crew taking off.


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    How about SOUL ALLEY? Der in Dog Patch where they sent 200 of Us Loaded for Bear and Snatching Up all "The Deserters"!!!


  14. #449

    Marines Squad In Dog Patch

    The Vietnamization of war order by President Nixon 1969 July included 3rd Marine Division at Dong Ha to deploy back to OKI./ or Camp Pendelton and the redirection of Marine forces in other parts of I Corp area in Vietnam.

    The area nicknamed Dog Patch was part of Hoa Phat Village District which encluded Phouc Toung, Hoa An, Ninh Hoa and I believe Hoa Kanh was also part there of.

    I was part of the Marine Squad assigned to Hoa An 69/70 we lived in the hamlet of Hoa An , Phouc Toung had another Marine Squad Embedded there as well.

    There is little known of our activity there. The area was indeed off limits to Military Personnel except for the two squads that were there. The last Marine there was me November 30 1970. We were told to stand down about three weeks earlier, we had only daylight visits to handle last minute Concerns of the Village/Hamlet Chiefs and the next day December 1st 1970 at 0100 hrs. I departed Vietnam. Many villager freind til this day have been missed.


  15. #450
    Hoann, I might be wrong, but I was there for a few days in Dec ,1970.I was ther at the ROKMC , S4 to turn some of our trock over to the ROC Marines.I was with Organic Motor transport at FLC , camp Books.I left in Feb 28 1971.


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