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LBJ Ranch
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the Long Binh military stockade, South Vietnam US
Playing on US President Lyndon B. Johnson’s ranch in Johnson City, Texas, outside Austin.- I drove to Long Binh, which was not only USARV headquarters, but the site of the LBJ ranch to which Franklin had threatened to send me if I didn’t mend my ways. — Anthony Herbert, Soldier, p. 395, 1973
- — Linda Reinberg, In the Field, p. 125, 1991
- Most platoon leaders, unwilling to ship half their guys to the LBJ Ranch, as the troops sardonically referred to Long Binh Jail, drew the line when it came to pot in the bush[.] — Keith Nolan, Ripcord, p. 106, 2000
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