"Dickie"

ATCO Office Looking From the Front Door - Early 1965

ATCO Office Looking Towards the Front Door - Early 1965

View Looking Out Front Door of ATCO Office - Early 1965

My Replacement - U.S. Army SP4 Troxell

U.S. Navy PO2 N. S. Flores

Pham Thi My VSG4 - "Co My"

U.S. Navy Richard "Dickie" L. Maes

Pan American Airline Agent

Ton Son Nhut Terminal & Tri Service ATCO Saigon Office

U.S. Embassy in Saigon

U.S. Embassy in Saigon

Damaged Autos from the Blast

Damaged Autos from the Blast

Hole Created from the Blast When the Car Blew Up

This is what was left of the car after the explosion.
It landed 100' down the street.

This is where I was standing when the bomb exploded.

Photo By U.S. Army SP5 Lee Antonello

This is the counter where the Indian soldier was standing.

Photo By U.S. Army SP5 Lee Antonello

View from the Pan Am counter.

Photo By U.S. Army SP5 Lee Antonello

This is where I saw the orange ball of the explosion.

Photo By U.S. Army SP5 Lee Antonello

If the bomb had gone off one hour earlier there would have been at
least 100 soldiers standing under these steel beams at check-in.

Photo By U.S. Army SP5 Lee Antonello

Street side of Ton San Nhut Terminal.

Photo By U.S. Army SP5 Lee Antonello

After the Explosion an Unknown MP Stands Guard
with a 12 GA Pump Shotgun & 45 Caliber Pistol

Photo By U.S. Army SP5 Lee Antonello

SP4 Gordy & Army Nurse Lt Meredith L. Seapy
3rd Field Hospital – Saigon, Vietnam June 17, 1965

Photo By U.S. Army SP5 Lee Antonello

SSGT Bobby J. Russell & SMAJ Fredrick W. Carlson
3rd Field Hospital - Saigon, Vietnam June 17, 1965

Photo By U.S. Army SP5 Lee Antonello

Western Union Telegram

U.S. Air Force MATS DC-6
(Air Force C-118)

Navy SK1 Jesse L. Wiley

Teak Ring Holder