A few items I manage to keep from there.

[Hollis]

My boots and my pack. We called it a doggie pack, because it came from the Army.

http://www.militaryimages.net/imagehost/images/HOLLiS/doggiepack.jpg

My belt, Doesn't fit anymore, I was down to 125 pounds when I left RVN, and a Division sweatshirt.

http://www.militaryimages.net/imagehost/images/HOLLiS/belt.jpg

I have a picture of my Bush hat, My daughter is modeling it the two different ways we wore them, Seems like today people just flop them on. We formed ours. Maybe later.

[Bombardier]

Excellent pics mate. That sweatshirt looks like its had better days (Y)

[106rr]

No pics but I have a 1911 holster with a groove worn into the leather on the inside of the flap from the times I had to carry cocked and locked. I also brought home a Ho Tai about 3 " tall made of elephant ivory. These are usually called Buddhas by westerners. The real Buddha was skinny these guys are good luck figurines of a seated, chubby round faced guy. They were sold as tourist items at marble Mountain in Danang. My unit was far from a supply line and I gave almost everything else including my zippo to the guys in the platoon.
The zippo had most of it's chrome plating worn off from being in my dirty pocket while I walked all over Nam.
I was 196th Light Infantry but I know the 3rd MAF was right there in Danang. I spent part of Tet Offensive hiding out in the Freedom Hill R&R facility with some very good marines.