M113 |
Armored Personnel Carrier |
Lay Lady Lay |
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 18th Bde. |
 720th |
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1970
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The "Lay Lady Lay," bumper marker unknown C??, was named in 1970 and used for convoy escort out of Long Binh Post by C Company. It was the first APC to have the name stenciled on its gun shield. It was named after a 1969 hit song performed by Bob Dylan. |
Crew Members and photographs 1970 |
SGT Ralph C. Saunders |
PFC Harrison |
PFC Wimmer |
SP/4 Sweet |
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Running The Phuoc Vinh Convoy SGT Ralph C. Saunders, C Company, 720th MP Battalion, 89th MP Group, 18th MP Brigade, 1969-1970. |
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