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Association Collection (Thailand, Laos, Cambodia Brotherhood)
Location: Thailand, Laos, Cambodia Brotherhood, Museum Object,

Copies of two articles from Friends Journal written by Philip French document his experiences in Southeast Asia.

Philip L. French was born in Newcastle, Indiana 1940. He volunteered for the United States Air Force in 1965 and served with them for twenty-seven years. He was in Southeast Asia for one year with the Air Force and a little over two years with the Peace Corps (Thailand 1963-5). French served as a Pilot with the 606th Special Operations Squadron for one year (October 1968 to October 1969). During the year he was stationed at Nakhon Phanom Royal Thai Air Base. Although he only held the rank of Captain in Southeast Asia, he later retired as a Lt. Colonel in the Reserves serving as a USAFAcademy Admissions Liaison Officer.

Location	Box	Folder	Contents
D060.4 (Thailand, Laos, Cambodia Brotherhood)		1	Friends Journal, Vol. 30, No. 2 Summer 2007, U-10 Operations at Nakhon Phanom by Lt. Col. Philip French USAF (Ret.)
		2	Small selection of "psychological warfare" leaflets dropped from U-10D Helio Super Couriers
			One piece of paper documenting the leaflets with a brief description by Phillip L. French

Photographs:	3 photographs from "Operation About Face" in the Plain of Jars, Laos, September 1969.
	6 Photographs of French's U-10D Helio Super Courier and service with the 606th Special Operations Squadron in Southeast Asia, October 1968 - October 1969.
Museum Objects:	2163museum3316: Pathet Lao flag captured during Operation About Face in the Plain of Jars, Laos, September 1969.

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