MARK BRADY PHOTOGRAPHS

MARK ON HILL 34 WHEN HE WAS SERVING WITH H & S COMPANY 1ST ANTITANK BATTALION FROM APRIL TO JULY 1967.  MARK SERVED WITH THE SQUAD THAT PATROLLED THE SONG CAU DO VALLEY.

MARK LIKE MANY OF THE MARINES WHO WERE SERVING IN THE ANTITANK BATTALIONS TRANSFERRED TO THE COMBINED ACTION PLATOONS.  THE PHOTOGRAPH BELOW IS MARK ON A PATROL NEAR CHARLIE RIDGE WHEN MARK WAS SERVING WITH CAP CHARLIE 3 FROM JULY 1967 UNTIL MAY 1968.

ED BICKERT AND 'DOC' BLOCK WITH CAPTURED NVA EQUIPMENT.

ED BICKERT, NOTICE THE NVA OUTFIT AND THE AK 47 TAKEN DURING A BATTLE DURING TET 1968 WHEN THEY WERE ACTING AS A REACTIONARY FORCE TO SUPPORT  A SQUAD FROM LIMA 3/7 THAT WAS PINNED DOWN.  MARK DESCRIBED THE ACTION AS "ONE OF THOSE TANKS, JETS, CHOPPERS AND AMTRACT DAYS!"  ED RECEIVED THE SILVER STAR FOR HIS ACTIONS DURING THAT BATTLE.

THE LADS AT CAP CHARLIE 3

MARK BRADY

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SHEILA AND MARK BRADY TODAY... MARK'S 'GRANDPAPPY' WAS FROM PAWHUSKA, OKLAHOMA AND MARK MUST HAVE LISTENED WHEN HE WAS TOLD TO "ALWAYS GO AFTER FASTER HORSES AND YOUNGER WOMEN"....LOL!

CLICK THE MARINE CORPS FLAG TO VIEW PICTURES FROM ONE OF MARK'S STUDENTS SGT. KENT PENDLETON TAKEN IN KANDAHAR, AFGHANISTAN JANUARY 2002