Combat Tracker Team Photo



	Ron Grove with Roddy of the 66th IPCT as they await the Eagle Flight to a "hot zone" in 1968. Ron Grove was a BJWS Visual Tracker graduate and then was an OJT Tracker Dog Handler.

	This was taken during a Joint Operation in the Delta with Special Forces and a Tracker Team from the 66th IPCT. From L to R: Patrick McGehee - 66th IPCT, SF Lt. (?), and a newsman (?). McGhee was the son of a Florida Game Warden and this was a "joy ride" in an airboat.

	This device used by the Viet Cong consisting of a piece of bamboo and a striking stick, used to tap messages at night time. Just like "crypto" in the U.S. Army Signal Corps?

	This is a photo of Joseph Journigan of the 66th IPCT who was also a graduate of BJWS.

	Here are the Platoon Mascots at the 66th IPCT - from L to R: Missie, Mow-Mow the monkey who loved to hug, and Ralph the juvenile monkey who loved to eat double-edged Gillette razor blades.

	Here is Missie - who lost her eye in the War and was very afraid of boots.

	Here are Missie's companions: on the left is Roger L. Butts, Missie who is making friends with an unknown Team member.

	This is the "the Big Iron Bird" taking guys home - at last! The photo comes from a magazine called "Tour 365" published by the U.S. Army Viet Nam Mid-Year 1969 Issue. These two pages came from DeWitt and Rose Roberts, who have been so great in sending in all of these photos that tell a lot about the Trackers! Thanks!!