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fogged in Thail nd— Without Enemy»«,VvM/SGT. ALFRED V. STIMSON DISPLAYS A DEADLY SNAKE HE KILLED IN JUNGLEOne of the U.S. Army’s most Wolfhounds—has joined other U.S. the country's defenses againstthe famed unit sobattle tested reg military units ir communist threatsfjfarMen ofdaily training in the Thai jungles is After fighting 100-degree-plus*sentery, malaria and, when it rains thick0can’t be much worse.razor-sharp machete ihaven’t met an preparing them heat, snakes, s oozing mia human enemySo far the men find that a especially when hacking their Despite the menway through the thic encountered in getting cthe lagers in practicalhardships of the 27th Inf. manage to findathe area near their camp. They way of getting around the countryside—or tphants.time to mlt; friends also havets—:the 27th Infantry iiland to help bolster neighboring Laos.id agressor, but theiruch an eventuality.ons, mosquitoes, dy-le Wolfhounds figuree of their.best friends, ngie underbrush, tomed to thte terrain/ with Thai vil-sn to learning a moreArmySS Photos ByM/Sgt. Al ChangTROOPS OF D CO., 27TH INF., HEAD FOR JUNGLETRAININGmmm
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Pacific Stars and Stripes
Tokyo, Tôkyô, JP
Wed, Jun 06, 1962
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