The Don Englebreston Collection
Gallery: John Weinig Vietnam Pic's 90% Watermarked
American airmen cut loose at a squadron party during the Vietnam War, a scene from the John Weinig collection repeated at forward bases across Southeast Asia. Part celebration and part initiation for new arrivals, informal rituals like this built the tight-knit camaraderie that carried units through the stresses of combat deployment.
Airman in Flight Gear Captured Mid-Stride on Flight Line, Vietnam War Era
Airman Posing with A-1 Skyraider Ordnance Load, Vietnam War Era
Airman Posing Beside Nose Number '242' with Rocket-Armed Aircraft, Vietnam War Era
A-1 Skyraider "Balls A' Fire" Armed and Parked on Flight Line, Vietnam War Era
USAF Personnel Celebrating at Squadron Party — Vietnam War Era, John Weinig Collection
Airmen Pose Beneath 'Home of the Spads' Squadron Sign, Vietnam War Era
Douglas A-1 Skyraider Preparing for Launch, U.S. Navy Aircraft Carrier, Vietnam War Era
A-1 Skyraider 'Roger Dodger' Starting Engine with Ground Crew Signal, Vietnam War
Battle-Damaged Rescue Helicopter with Airman, Vietnam War Era (90% Watermarked Set)
USAF Pilot in Flight Suit Relaxing in Squadron Office, John Weinig Collection, Vietnam War Era
Two Airmen Beside "LT COL J.W. WOLD, CMDR" Sign, Vietnam War Era (90% Watermarked Set)
USAF Pilot in Flight Suit and Survival Vest, Vietnam War Era
Two Aircrew Walking on Ramp, Southeast Asia Air Base (90% Watermarked Set)