Combat Tracker Team Photo



	This page also comes from Garland Gilmore with photo from Raymond Morris as noted. "Trying to get warm after the leaking roof repair. L-R Unknown and John Hughes."
	"Monsoon season on the 1/9 Cav. flight line."
	"Lt. Gilmore CO after promotion sporting a new mustache."
	"A team in support in the jungles north west of camp Evans. Not sure whose backs were to the camera?"
	"Camp Evans having an after action report? L-R Barry Breaux, platoon sergeant Gill, John Hughes, and Don Hylton."
	"Packed up and ready to leave Camp Evans and travel to Phuc Vinh. Tracker in the jeep is not identified."
	"Christmas '68 at Phuc Vinh. The only ones I am certain of are in front L-R Don Hylton, Victor Sokeland and far right Edward Dion. I believe Hutchinson and Schmitt are in the picture but not certain." Update 24, 2009 from Howard Johnson: "the line-up is: seated/kneeling - Don Hylton, Vic Sokeland, Len Hammond, Ed Dion. Standing - Hutchinson, Lee Simpson, Roger Schmitt, Terry Watson."
	"Christmas party '68. L-R Bob Tonelli, Unknown and platoon sergeant Gill." Update 24 July 2009 from Howard Johnson: "the 'unknown' between Tonelli & Gill is none other than my own sweet self."
	"We had a team supporting the 1st Cav. at an unknown LZ. I believe this team was at the LZ west of Phuc Vinh. L-R Unknown, Bob Tonelli, Unknown, Unknown, SSG Gill and the tracker standing in the truck is unknown." From Raymond Morris: "Left to Right - John Cunningham, Lt R. Tonelli, Raymond Morris John Hutchinson, Steven Gill standing in the truck: {Lee} Simpson, dog handler - Steve Gill was team leader, Morris was visual tracker, Hutchinson was Morris' cover man, and Cunningham was cover man for Simpson."
	"Unidentified team awaiting transport for a mission. I believe SSG Gill is sitting to the right in the truck."

From Raymond Morris: "Our team at Quan Loi and our platoon Sgt, without shirt. Left to Right Me (Raymond Morris), Cunningham, Sgt Tonelli, Simpson and his dog Lucky, SSgt Gill, Hutchinson. This picture taken at Phuc Vinh, Vietnam, Christmas day, 1968"