STASH (Dr Storrs) Vietnam Kodak slide prints

ARCHIVAL PRINTS — VIETNAM, 1967–1970
*Photographs taken by my late father.

This collection presents 35mm photographs taken by my father during his service in Vietnam between 1967 and 1970.
My father served as a commissioned officer attached to a MASH unit , he carried a camera alongside his duties, documenting moments that were never intended for publication—quiet fragments of daily life, field operations, and the lived reality of soldiers on the ground.

The images are printed directly from original Kodak color slides processed in Rochester, New York. Preserved from his personal archive, they reflect both the technical clarity of mid-century film and the immediacy of firsthand experience.

Many of these photographs are intimate, candid, and observational—point-of-view records that could only have been made by someone present in that exact time and place.

After returning home, my father continued to pursue photography privately, always hoping his work might one day be shared more widely. This release is a way of fulfilling that long-held intention and bringing his images into public view.

Prints are offered in a clean, archival 8x10 format designed for accessibility, shipping ease, and faithful reproduction of the original slides.
25% portion of proceeds may be directed toward charitable causes.