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VU-1035 Amazing grouping to the last full term
commander of the famous "Seawolves", HAL-3, the Navy's only
attack helicopter squadron in Vietnam. Their mission was to
protect the River Patrol Boats, Riverine Forces and Navy
SEALs, operating in the Mekong Delta. This grouping was
obtained by me directly from the picker who purchased these
items from the Veteran himself. After purchase, in 2000, I
spoke with this Officer at length about his artifacts and
service and plans to vist him the next year. Unfortunately
he passed away before that visit. I met with his Daughter
and was able to make copies from his photo album, and some
paperwork which are in the CD shown. This
Commander flew many combat missions between 1971 and 1972
and was decorated for valor numerous times. His South
Vietnamese Navy Medal Distinguished Medal and original
document are present along with some citations. The
Vietnamese Cross of Gallantry certificates and some other
citations which accompanied them are copies, which his
daughter allowed me to make. I owned multiple fatigue
uniforms of his, and one of them was shown in my book
covering Uniforms and Insignia of the River Patrol Forces.
The original photo of the Captain shows him wearing this
exact shirt, which you can match up perfectly. What is also
interesting, is that of the shirts that were in the group,
half of them had been used by someone else!! Green fatigues
were in short supply for the Navy and they had trouble,
throughout the War, obtaining sufficient jungle boots and
combat clothing. Very RARE Grouping from the squadron CO.
$3995
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VU-1032 Fantastic Special Forces Airborne Ranger
Officers grouping, obtained directly from the man himself.
Includes uniforms he was issued before and during his time
in Vietnam . He entered service in 1969 and
served until 1999. When he landed in Vietnam he was
originally assigned to CCN, but when he arrived he was told
that his place had been taken by another. He then was
assigned to the Individual Training Group program and ended
up with FANK training the Khmer. He is shown wearing his
FANK beret flash on his beret. He ran the mission programs
of Cambodian troops being trained and tested against the NVA.
He was assigned to Camp B-36 and was also in charge of
A-Team, A-363. His call sign was "Duster 66".
The pin on pocket hanger with bow, on his sterile set of
fatigues, is the Cambodian 12TH Brigade of the 9TH Infantry of which
he was an Advisor and combatant with. The other pocket
hanger was a badge he was given to enter the Cambodian
Capital Palace. Besides the 2 jungle jackets there are
a couple of other shirts, some insignia removed. The loose
patches include his pin on Cambodian Airborne pocket patch,
pin now missing from the back, as well as a second patch
with an interesting story. The green labels were filled out
and put on by this Officer. The Tiger patch was given to him
by a Cambodian in that unit. There base allowed families to
live with them. The NVA and VC overran their base and wiped
out everyone, including the families, so the unit ceased to
exist at that point. The NVA buckle was an item he captured
and the South Vietnamese flag was one of his bring back
trophies. The photos are not originals, he is retaining
those. $995
I will also be listing a collection of Cambodian patches
that he did NOT wear. Ones he obtained for souvenirs. They
will be listed in the patch section. I hopefully will be
getting more material in the near future.
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VU-1046 Special Forces, Thai Made, Japanese produced ERDL
pattern, Flight Suit in a US Size Large. This NCO did 2
tours with SOG. The first tour was with FOB#3 with Command
Control South, CCS. 1967-1968. The second tour was with
STRATA at MMFOB, "Monkey Mountain Forward Operating Base"
1970-1972. SOG decided to initiate a new program whose
missions would be shorter in duration, conducted closer to
South Vietnam, and carried out by smaller teams. Every
effort would be expended to retrieve the teams when their
missions were accomplished. This was the origin of STRATA,
the all-Vietnamese Short Term Road watch and Target
Acquisition teams. $425
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VU-1045 Large Special Forces SOG
Grouping. This NCO did 2
tours with SOG. The first tour was with FOB#3 with Command
Control South, CCS. 1967-1968. The second tour was with
Strata at MMFOB, "Monkey Mountain Forward Operating Base".
SOG decided to initiate a new program whose missions would
be shorter in duration, conducted closer to South Vietnam,
and carried out by smaller teams. Every effort would be
expended to retrieve the teams when their missions were
accomplished. This was the origin of STRATA, the
all-Vietnamese Short Term Road watch and Target Acquisition
teams. There numerous uniform
components, Wartime and post Vietnam, insignia, some removed
and some not included Jump Wings, Rank Flashes, SF insignia
and name strips.
His boots are 1967 dated. A great Wartime tactical planning
map as well as other Vietnam maps. There is a variety of equipment
including pistol belt with pouches, holsters, aid pouches,
carriers etc. The scarce "Hot-Wet" survival kit favored by
SF is present. His duffle bag is present as well
as an embroidered black flight bag. There are other post
Vietnam items as well. There are books on Guerilla Tactics
and other material listed. $695.$SOLD$
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VU-1043 Very RARE set of CISO(Counter Insurgency
Support Office - Okinawa) Black Pajamas. Theses were
made under contract for the US Government for use by US
Forces doing Special Forces cross border operations in
Vietnam. The tiny white size tags are the giveaway. There
is also a South Vietnamese made belt pouch with a label on
the reverse. Some research has been done. $735
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VU-1042 9TH Infantry Division, Mobile Riverine Forces
shirt. Truncated sleeves, In Country made SSI. $225 |
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VU-1040 Poplin private purchase 2 pocket shirt
with hand embroidered US Navy and name tapes. Great for a
brown water Navy display. $160 |
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VU-1035 Very interesting 1966 dated CIA airline pocket
notebook with Veterans Udorn shirt. Light storage mark
through the middle. I have not tried to launder it but
believe it would wash out. $150ON
HOLD |
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VU-1033 1964 dated Exposed Button Trousers. $245 |
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VU-1016 PX jacket with direct embroidered name
and rank. $95 |
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VU-1015 1968 ERDL Jungle Jacket. Exc. condition. $90 |
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VU-1014 1968 dated Poplin Jungle Jacket. $75 |
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VU-1013 One of the most historic Vietnam Groupings that
we have ever offered. This grouping consists of Uniforms,
Medals, Insignia from this Medical Officer's own history, as
Divisional Surgeon for the 9TH Division in the Mekong Delta,
including one of the Aid Station Flags.
The amazing
part of the grouping is the rare and historic contents of a
captured Viet Cong bunker Hospital. Included is a CHICOM
Surgical Instrument Kit, the sterilization pot and
Vietnamese made boiler, a large box of pills in bottles,
glass vials and powders, syringes, stethoscopes, scalpels,
forceps, rubber lines for transfusions, bottle for
intravenous fluids, Nurses black pajama top, medics bag,
surgical cap and surgical face mask. There is also a cache
of Viet Cong hand written medical texts, notes, diagrams and
treatment plans..There are black windbreaker style trousers
and a very rare Viet Cong propaganda sign made from part of
a C-Ration box. An unbelievable archive worthy of the best
Vietnam War Museum or collection. Once in a lifetime
opportunity. $5995
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VU-995 45TH Division short sleeved shirt with cloth
DIs. $65 |
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VU-994 Scarce 1974 SERE School patch on original
shirt. $75 |
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VU-992 Set of 2 "Corps of Engineers" shirts. $80 |
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VU-990
Scarce N-2B Air Crew Jacket.
Excellent condition. Made by WISCONSIN Mfg. Co. Jacket is a
Issued 1961 USAF "AIR CREW N-2B" with a split zip Wool/Fur
attached Hood and a Zip/Snap/Button front and Solid
construction. Measurements are - Pit to Pit - 24" / Sleeve
"Neck to Cuff" - 30" (Mens Medium) and a Very Solid Jacket.
$235
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VU-989 Dominican Republic Civil War shirt. 1965-1966.
Scarce. $150 |
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VU-973 Very nice Air Force Pilots uniform set, acquired
directly from the Veteran. Includes 1970 Jungle Boots,
OG-107 shirt with In Country made insignia as well as a
flight jacket name plate and a travel order, listing his
assignment as Task Force Alpha. $195
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VU-972 Set of 2 shirts and one set of poplin
trousers for a Soldier who fought in Vietnam with the 25TH
Division. His shirts have very nice "US Army and CIBs' One
also has an In Country name strip. These shirts were
modified when he returned and the shoulder patches were
removed. One was placed on the opposite sleeve, the other
appears to have a school, SSI. A few small holes to lower
right leg as shown. $175
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VU-962 Japanese made Camo shirt. This style has the
"Foot print" in the pattern and was one of the types worn in
Vietnam by Advisors. $225
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VU-958 Vietnam War field trousers. $50 |
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VU-950 Japanese made Camo shirt, "PAC Man" pattern.
This style was one of the types worn in Vietnam by Advisors.
$295 |
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VU-938 Vietnam cotton cotton trousers,
production of 1965-66. Great size 40 x 33. Nice condition.
$80 |
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VU-937 Vietnam Air Force shirt with miniature medals.
$95 |
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VU-936 Interesting Poplin Jungle Jacket with truncated
sleeves. the interesting aspect to this garment is the
wearer had all 4 pockets sewn shut. I assume it was to make
it easier to keep the shirt looking sharp. $75 |
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VU-855 1968 dated Rip stop Trouser, Size
Regular Small. Excellent condition. $80 |
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VU-686 Interesting oddball camo trousers. Either
Japanese or Vietnamese made. $230 |