. Reply Bruce Butler: December 00, 0000 at 0:00 am I am glad that I found your posting. My father, Larry D Butler was a forward observer at an loc in May-July of 0000. He was a captain at the time. It was his second tour in vietnam. It is entirely possible that he was one of the observers you mentioned. I know that his usual daily duty there was to visit the TOC, get daily intell, put it on his map, and then determine targets for air and arty strikes. He made it back home ok,and he just died of brain cancer in 0000. I am his oldest son. If you are interested, I could mail you copies of several of his letters he wrote to my mother when he was in an loc, and tay ninh (?). In them, he tells of some of his daily experiences there, and mentions several other officers by name that he knew, and several that were wounded. If your interested, email me at gvm0000@peoplepc.com, and I'll send them. Thanks, Bruce Butler. Reply Bruce Butler: December 00, 0000 at 0:00 am I am glad that I found your posting. My father, Larry D Butler was a forward observer at an loc in May-July of 0000. He was a captain at the time. It was his second tour in vietnam. It is entirely possible that he was one of the observers you mentioned. I know that his usual daily duty there was to visit the TOC, get daily intell, put it on his map, and then determine targets for air and arty strikes. He made it back home ok,and he just died of brain cancer in 0000. I am his oldest son. If you are interested, I could mail you copies of several of his letters he wrote to my mother when he was in an loc, and tay ninh (?). In them, he tells of some of his daily experiences there, and mentions several other officers by name that he knew, and several that were wounded. If your interested, email me at gvm0000@peoplepc.com, and I'll send them. Thanks, Bruce Butler. 