El sargento Edgar D. Bledsoe, de Olive Branch, Illinois, cuna a un niño vietnamita crítico.
El capitán P. William y un grupo de jóvenes soldados cerca de Cu Chi. Parish era un oficial muy popular en el 2/12.
un operador de radio y posiblemente, un líder de pelotón, subiendo en un helicóptero.
Oficiales de infantería observan y dirigen una operación de combate a bordo de un helicóptero de mando y control.
Un soldado no identificado hace una pausa para fumar un cigarrillo.
Un equipo de ametralladora dispara una M60.
Un grupo de civiles vietnamita habland con un soldad cerca de un convoy de suministros.
Un pelotón de soldados patrulla en la selva por rutina. Haughey dice que la mayoría soldados llevaban toallas alrededor de sus cuellos, como éste lo hizo, para ayudar a combatir el sudor del calor de la selva.
Soldados sacan de un pozo a un presunto Viet Cong durante un barrido a través de una aldea vietnamita.
Charlie Haughey posa con un grupo de escolares vietnamitas.
Charlie Haughey. He served a tour of duty in Vietnam from March 1968 to May of 1969 with the 25th. Charlie, a photographer from a young age, was commissioned by his commanding officer to take photosnot traditional combat photos, but morale-boosting content to uplift spirits of the members of the unit. When he left Vietnam for good, Charlie brought back to the United States almost two thousand negatives that had captured his unique view on the war and life in the army. The negatives lay in boxes until the fall of 2012, when a chance meeting brought them out of dormancy.
For 45 years, the photos have waited for their time in the light. Were excited to bring the beautiful collection to the public for the first time. Follow us here and on Tumblr to stay updated on the journey of Charlies Vietnam photo collection.
Please join us at ADX from 6:00 - 10:00 PM on April 5th for the opening of Charlies photo show A Weather Walked In. Meet Charlie, see 28 of his photos printed (complete with hand-made frames built by Charlie from reclaimed wood), and have a beer courtesy of Ninkasi brewing.
You can also view images from the collection as they are released on Flickr.
