This is a very nice, high quality photo album that consists of a unit emblazoned album (cover) which includes 100 color photos. This album once belonged to a un-named Enlisted Man serving in a Signals unit in the 2nd Aviation Group of the 1st Air Cavalry Division during the Vietnam Conflict period. The album and photos are in Very Good to a Low Excellent condition. The photos are not marked on their faces or on their backs so we do not know the soldier's name, etc. But the activities photographed are great nevertheless. The soldier's Signals unit insignia is a sign hanging on their hooch. It is clearly for a Signal's unit, but the exact unit identification has not been determined yet. We are doing research now to fully identify his full unit number. These great color photos tell a story of a million words. Under a magnifying glass all sorts of cool things can be easily seen. Soldiers are shown smoking what appears to be Mary Jane, burning honey pots, partying, giving you the finger, and grabbing his testicles. It just don't get any better than that! There are photos of his buddies, mama suns, trucks, and helicopters, etc. One very interesting point noticed is that all the soldiers that were photographed had removed their cloth name tapes from their utilitys. Many reasons for this tape removed can be conjured up, but we will leave this neat mystery to be figured out by the lucky buyer. If the soldier had put his name somewhere in this album then the price would have been considerably higher. This ommission makes this great album affordable for all.

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