These are some of the behind-the-scenes photos taken by Don
and Annette Hall during production of SILENT VICTORY.
Ft. Benning, GA, August 1998
Ft. Bragg, NC, October 1998
F/51st
LRS member Dave Grieninger
(second from right) was
instrumental in making the Ft.
Bragg shoot a success. Without his
can-do, make-it-happen attitude, we
would not have obtained such great
results during this shoot. Later, Dave
left F/51st LRS to become a
helicopter pilot and served in
Afghanistan. He in still in the Army
and is now a Warrant Officer.
Wilmington NC, April 1999
Executive producer
Annette Hall with
F/51st LRS honor
contingent at the
memorial service for
Col. William C. Maus.
Orlando, FL, February 1999
Don Hall with F/51st
LRS honor guard at
the memorial service
for Col. William C.
Maus.
SSG Cornett, who is
standing next to Don,
was killed in action
in Iraq on 3 Feb 2006.
RIP.
Video crew with F51st LRS
(Long Range Surveillance).
The LRS footage did not make
it into the final version of
SILENT VICTORY because the
focus ended up staying on
F/51st
LRP (Abn) Inf in
Vietnam. It may one day be
considered for bonus material.
Video crew with F51st LRS during
a Ghillie suit demonstration.
Another shot of the crew with
members of F51st
LRS at Ft. Bragg.
Another shot of
the Ghillie suit
demonstration.
Executive Producer, and Vietnam
veteran, Don Hall with video crew
after the memorial service for Col.
William C. Maus. The Maus family
held a reception at their home after
the service. Interviews with some of
the F/51st LRP men were conducted
at that time.
All photos © Annette & Don Hall
Photo, left: L to R, producer/director,
Virginia Hashii; executive producer,
Annette Hall; Gen. H. Norman
Schwarzkopf.
Photo, right: L to R, executive producer,
Don Hall; Gen. H. Norman Schwarzkopf.
After his interview, Don & Annette Hall
presented Gen. Schwarzkopf with a signed
copy of the first edition of their book, I
SERVED.
While the SILENT VICTORY
team was Ft. Bragg. NC,
conducting interviews for
the documentary, the F51st
LRS members visited F/51st
LRP’s former first sergeant,
Walter Butts (white shirt,
left, facing camera), at his
home in Fayetteville, NC.
Video crew interviewing
Vietnam vet Rick Erhler.
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