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10. A Buddhist Temple and School.
The symbol is not used here as a Nazi Swastika.  It has been used by the Buddhist religion and many other ancient cultures long before Hitler and the N.S.D.A.P (Nazi) made it Germany's national symbol and drove its meaning to relate to holocaust.  My dictionary states the Buddhist symbol was in the opposite direction, like the Navaho symbol, but I tend to believe the Buddhist monks know more about their symbols than our American dictionaries. (Joe) Photo by: Rick Stayner 1972-73

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13. Dan Fisher said "this shows the MP/Provost Marshall’s compound . . .55 gal drums, topped with sandbags & barbed wire. . . in the distance across the street. Our billets then was CHEAP CHARLIE’S HOTEL and would have been directly behind the photographer."
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22. 1969 BEN XE MOI street in Can Tho.
Photo by: Phillip Tyson 1969,

23. Sniper fire on the main road, resulted in this final end.  The building was torn down December 1971.    From the exit of the hospital compound, we would make a right turn to head into town. The building was on the right side of the road, as you first came into town. A little farther down the road, also on the right, was a open market place on the corner of a 4-way major intersection.
Photo by: Dan Fisher 1971-72 

24. A girl in Can Tho, probably on BEN XE MOI street.
Photo by: Dan Fisher 1971-72 

25. A 1971-72 Can Tho town shot. 
Photo by: Gary Gardina 1971-72

26. A 1965 Can Tho town shot. 
Photo by: Robert Payette

27. A 1965 Can Tho town shot. 
Photo by: Robert Payette

28. A 1965 Can Tho street scene. 
Photo by: Robert Payette

29. The reason we showed up in RVN, 1965, Can Tho. 
Photo by: Robert Payette

30. Outside the Mekong Hotel, 1965 Can Tho. 
Photo by: Robert Payette

31. Women in hut, 1965 Can Tho. 
Photo by: Robert Payette

32. A boat home, 1965 Can Tho. 
Photo by: Robert Payette

33. A bus and cart, 1965 Can Tho. 
Photo by: Robert Payette

34. Children on the street of Can Tho 35 years ago. 1965  
Photo by: Robert Payette

35. On the street in Can Tho, 1965. 
Photo by: Robert Payette

36. Mekong Restaurant downtown, Can Tho, 1965. 
Photo by: Robert Payette

37. From the balcony of the Mekong Hotel while on guard duty, Can Tho, 1965. 
Photo by: Robert Payette

38. Monks downtown Can Tho, 1965. 
Photo by: Robert Payette

39. Convoy accident, moving 235th AWC spares to Cav. unit in Vinh Long.  accident was just 4/5 blocks past the Mekong ferry landing.
Photo by: Ken Foster  

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