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There is a true story about Donut Dollies on Christmas Day, 1969 in Vietnam.
"The Day it Snowed in Vietnam"
http://www.VirtualWall.org/snow/ http://www.VirtualWall.org/snow/
the Dollies are;
Sue, Rene', Linda, Marcia, Teri, Pat, Linda, Margot, Dorothy "Sam".
The photo was one of several taken by the awesome Rich of the PIO for use as the 1969 SRAO Cu Chi Christmas Card. (This was not chosen.)
Rene—–yu have a super memory—–I know only 1st names or last names—
GOD bless yu!!!!
I did not know these ladies, however, i did get to know the Dollies at DaNang. They would come to the AF Mail Termial and pickup there mail and stay and talk for awhile. A little heaven in a very bad place.
In 69, while getting ready to board a chopper, three of the most beatiful girls I ever saw where getting off. All I could do was stare. That was the first and last time I saw the dollies.