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Detachment A-344, 5th Special Forces Group (ABN) 1st SF, Bunard, Việt Nam
SFC Charles C. Hinson (Sr Intel), SFC Carl C. Cramer (Commo), SFC Daniel M. Dudley (Weapons), SP4 Robert D Pryor (Combat Engineer & Jr Intel), 1LT John J. Parda (Detachment Commander), SGT Larry L. Crile (Jr Medic), MSG John E. Nowlan (Team Sergeant). The black & white portion was taken in June of 1969 while the color portion was taken in Hot Springs, AR in October of 2000. Missing are SFC Efrem "Esse" Renteria (Weapons) and SSG Charles P, Orona (Sr Medic) who were on operation in 1969 and had died in the 1990s.

A couple of my buddies who really like the camera! Marine Corps Air Ground Combat Center Twentynine Palms around 1981.

Our barrier we painted before heading into Iraq.

I took this of Soldiers of the Georgia National Guard, conducting reflexive fire training in Indiana. It's a couple years old, but it's one of my favorites. The snow made for a nice natural backdrop.

American Military Cemetery, Normandy, France. This was at the foot of a grave to an unknown soldier, and it just touched me.

CH (MAJ) William Beaver, here's my photo of the "Green Beret" taken at Fort Bragg, NC (of course). It's now known as The Special Warfare Memorial Statue or "Bronze Bruce". The old JFK Special Warfare Museum (the Colonel Arthur D. Simons Memorial Museum Building) is in the background.
This photo is special to me because when I took this photo in AUG70, the statue had been there less than a year. During SF Phase 1 at Camp Mackall, we had to come attention and sing Barry Sadler's "Ballad of the Green Berets" every morning prior to the beginning of training when in a classroom setting!
SGT Robert Pryor SGT Mark Anderson

Arlington Cemetery 2010, notice the reflection in my sunglasses.

5-man Bradley Crew from Bonecrusher Troop, 3-1 Cav, 3ABCT, 3ID sprints to the finish line of the 2013 Gainey Cup competition at Ft. Benning. The guys surrounding them who went the entire final ruck march are the Troop CO, the 1SG, XO, the Squadron Chaplain and others. The SCO ran alongside in Stetson to the finush line. I had chills.

Well I have none, but my wife took this one from a tanker of me coming in to refuel.

Me in 1968 at Da Nang Air Base Vietnam on a Base perimeter bunker used by My unit, the 366th Security Police Squadron overlooking rice paddies. This bunker had be placed by the French before We took it over and used it. Notice the M60 and ammo loaded and ready for use. There was also a 50 caliber mounted on the roof but surrounded by walls up there. There was another small sandbag bunker with a Vietnamese guard and a WWII vintage 30 caliber machine gun within it. In addition a good portion of the perimeter also had our own Claymore mines placed there.