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591st Reactivated, 2007-2014
Capt. Jerry Meyers’, Fort Campbell, Ky. to Vietnam pictures ’67-’68
Gia Ray 1967
Black Horse Base Camp ’67-’68
Phu Quoc Island, Jan. 1968
Vietnam May ’68 – April ’69
Support Platoon – ’68 & ’69
Vietnam ’70-’71, “Pic’s by Darrell Hogan”
The Equipment
Friends in ‘Nam
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Links of Interest

Engineer Unit Regimental Links
An extensive list of links to websites dedicated to our Service Men & Women.
Lone Sentry
Photos, Articles and Research on the European Theater in World War II.
591st Remembered, 1966-68
Capt. Jerry Meyers, 1st Company CO.
Lineage & Honors Information
Read more about the history of the 591st Engineer Company.
591st Remembered, 1970-71
Capt. Willard McCrone, Company CO.
Operations into the A Shau Valley, 1968-69
591st Engineer Company (Light Equipment)
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