Did various chores for GIs
Hooch maids were paid by the GIs on a monthly basis to do a number of chores. These included doing laundry, making beds, sewing patches on uniforms, cleaning hooches (our sleeping quarters) and a number of odds and ends. The maids could earn as much as a captain in the South Vietnamese Army, although it was often less. Most were paid was about $10.00 per month.
The military generally allowed most officers and non-commissioned men to have hooch maids, whenever these men wanted and requested their services. Some maids reportedly had sex with soldiers to earn extra income…
Photo courtesy of Dennis Junger
Photo courtesy of Dennis Junger
Photo courtesy of Richard Lamb
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Hooch maid in front Blues hooch
Working girl of Phuoc Vinh
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‘Asian Girls gone Wild’
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My Vietnam Experience 
