Choctaw Afternoon by William S. Phillips Style:Unframed Print who secured a Huey ride

who secured a Huey ride into LZ X-Ray the first night

The 34th Infantry Division led the theater redeployment process as the United States prepared to withdraw its forces and equipment from the country

more than 500 of the Guardsmen had lost their lives

One of the men holds common clay

Choctaw Afternoon by William S. Phillips Style:Unframed Print who secured a Huey rideLimited Edition PrintEdition series of 250Image Size: 9"w x 12"h. Never destined to win a beauty pageant, the Choctaws good looks were always in the eyes of the beholder. And in the Sikorsky UH 34, the Marines found their girl. Affectionately called the Huss, the Choctaw went ashore as part of the first Marine aircraft unit in the Republic of Vietnam in 1962 and served in country until April, 1969. Here a pair of UH 34s ply the skies over South