U.S. Army Caribou  (CV-2)
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<<< Fly-by over the flight line at Fort Benning in 1965, when the units were getting ready to go back to Viet Nam. (Roger C. Reetz)
>>> Bladders being tested before they were installed in the aircraft we were to return to the states with in 1963. (Roger C. Reetz)
<<< Flight line in Vung Tau in 1963. Roger C. Reetz, Mechanic 1St Aviation Company, Vung Tau
>>> Another shot of fly-by and flight line at Fort Benning. (Roger C. Reetz)
<<< Another shot of fly-by and flight line at Fort Benning. (Roger C. Reetz)
>>> 62-4173 (c/n #112)  damaged it's nose gear at a remote area and a field team went out and removed the gear installed it in the hatch just behind the pilots.  When they brought it in the pilot held enough power to keep the nose gear up till they were all but
stopped and gently set it down.   (Roger C. Reetz)
<<< One of the nose hangers used for some of the more major maintenance at Vung Tau. (Roger C. Reetz)
>> Second nose hanger picture. (Roger C. Reetz)
<<< Taken out cargo bay door on take off from Saigon. (Roger C. Reetz)
>>> This shot is of the instrument panel after one of our ships had been retrofit with the new weather radar.  (Roger C. Reetz)
<<< Salvaged R2000 engine being cannibalized for parts in Vung Tau.  (Roger C. Reetz)
>>> Shot taken under wing of flight line at Vung Tau.  Notice the PSP ramp.  (Roger C. Reetz)
<<< Working on the R-2000 is Richard "Kim" Flora a crewchief with the 1st Avn. Co in Viet Nam in 1963 (Richard Flora)
>>> Dan Stelzer and crew of the 51st Trans Det. work on a 92nd Aviation Co. Caribou engine at Quin Nhon, RVN late 1965.  (Don Wisniewski - Mutza collection)
<<< ARVN troops at a staging area in Ca Mau on 2/25/63. In the background is Caribou 57-3080 (c/n #4) assigned to the ARPA. It was the only Army Caribou in RVN to have an America flag on its tail. (US Army photo from the collection of Ralph Young)

 


These four photos show 61-2388 (c/n # 45), being prepared for recovery by the 19th Transportation Company's H-37 # 55-636. In the second photo CWO Carl Flippin of the 611th Transportation Company stands by the R-2000 engine. (Col. Sam Conley Jr. photos from the collection of Ralph Young)


<<< 0-04188 (c/n # 130) Former Connecticut Army National Guard Caribou now on display at the New England Air Museum. At Windsor Locks (Hartford / Springfield) - Bradley International (BDL / KBDL)  Connecticut, June 20, 2005. (Gary Chambers

>>> 0-04188 (c/n # 130) (Ex Army 62-4188) at the New England Air Museum on January 5, 2010 (Carlos Ay - (Aeromilitaria Argentina)

<<< 7-3083 (c/n # 8) on display at the Fort Bragg Museum , Fayetteville, NC on May 8, 1987.  (Brian Johnstone) 

>>> 0-73080 (cn # 4) at Fort Rucker Army Aviation Museum, AL on September, 2003.  (Plane-Crazy/Ken)


US Army Caribou # 73080 (c/n # 4) on display at the Fort Rucker Army Aviation Museum with new paint job 9/02. (Dick Piety)
<<< US Army Caribou # 0-73080 (c/n # 4) on display at the Fort Rucker Army Aviation Museum with new paint job 9/02. (Dick Piety)
>>> US Army Caribou # 0-73080 (c/n # 4) at the Fort Rucker Museum back in the late 80's before they began construction on the new museum. (Donald Bates, Jr)

<<< # 57-3083 (c/n # 8) on display at the 82nd Airborne Division War Memorial Museum Fort Bragg, Fayetteville, NC  (Bob McKellar) 
>>> Caribou # 0-04188 (c/n # 130) on display at the New England Air Museum at Bradley Airport

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