Vietnam unit memorial monument Black & White Stock Photos
Caption: 'Structures on the 3rd MP Battalion cantonment near Danang, Vietnam, photographed on August 16, 1970. The image shows a small memorial garden and monument dedicated to the brave individuals who lost their lives while serving with the unit in Vietnam. Photo by Sgt. Bill Dahi. Source: Department of Defense, Marine Corps. Identifier: A194254 127 GVB-327.' Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/caption-structures-on-the-3rd-mp-battalion-cantonment-near-danang-vietnam-photographed-on-august-16-1970-the-image-shows-a-small-memorial-garden-and-monument-dedicated-to-the-brave-individuals-who-lost-their-lives-while-serving-with-the-unit-in-vietnam-photo-by-sgt-bill-dahi-source-department-of-defense-marine-corps-identifier-a194254-127-gvb-327-image574156423.html
RM2TA32AF–Caption: 'Structures on the 3rd MP Battalion cantonment near Danang, Vietnam, photographed on August 16, 1970. The image shows a small memorial garden and monument dedicated to the brave individuals who lost their lives while serving with the unit in Vietnam. Photo by Sgt. Bill Dahi. Source: Department of Defense, Marine Corps. Identifier: A194254 127 GVB-327.'
Members of Force Logistic Command's third Military Police Battalion honor fallen comrades during ceremonies on February 24th, 1970. Lieutenant Colonel Charles Fimian and Sergeant Major Russell K. Poulk unveil a stone monument bearing the names of 28 Marines killed in action while serving with the unit. The ceremony includes a 21-gun salute and the playing of taps. In this photo, Sergeant Major Russell K. Poulk is seen on the left. (Photograph by Cpl G. Santillan) Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/members-of-force-logistic-commands-third-military-police-battalion-honor-fallen-comrades-during-ceremonies-on-february-24th-1970-lieutenant-colonel-charles-fimian-and-sergeant-major-russell-k-poulk-unveil-a-stone-monument-bearing-the-names-of-28-marines-killed-in-action-while-serving-with-the-unit-the-ceremony-includes-a-21-gun-salute-and-the-playing-of-taps-in-this-photo-sergeant-major-russell-k-poulk-is-seen-on-the-left-photograph-by-cpl-g-santillan-image574143948.html
RM2TA2ED0–Members of Force Logistic Command's third Military Police Battalion honor fallen comrades during ceremonies on February 24th, 1970. Lieutenant Colonel Charles Fimian and Sergeant Major Russell K. Poulk unveil a stone monument bearing the names of 28 Marines killed in action while serving with the unit. The ceremony includes a 21-gun salute and the playing of taps. In this photo, Sergeant Major Russell K. Poulk is seen on the left. (Photograph by Cpl G. Santillan)
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