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| Army Caribou 62-4168 (c/n # 106) of the 61st Aviation Company landed too hot for the grass strip at Di-Linh, Vietnam in October, 1963. Beside replacing the engines a H-37 flow in a replacement wing. The repair team lived in the tent behind the Caribou. The aircraft was made air worthy and flown back to Saigon for extensive repairs. The buildings on the hill was a school for the mountain people run by French nuns. (Dave Crowder) |
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| Army 62-4166 (c/n # 104) of the 61st Aviation Company made a gear-up landing at Di-Linh, Vietnam in November, 1963. General Paul D. Harkins, COMUSMACV was aboard making a visit to see the recovery progress of the 61st 's 62-4168. (Dennis Toaspern/Army Otter Caribou Association) |
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Caribou 62-4166 was made air worthy and flown back to Saigon for extensive repairs. (Dave Crowder) |
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