sure O, I'll throw some tips out here about this,,,,,,the Lau-33 is one of my favorite loads from early Vietnam
the Lau-10's are side by side, with the bottom of the Ter empty,,,,,or we'd see a "rise" in them if they were slant two
the outer rails are empty, with the Lau-33's on inner rails,,,,,,very common among the Jarheads in early Vietnam
oh,,,,,,,,and "early Vietnam" is a key here, too,,,,,,,,,,,,,those six conical finned Mk 82's would be single stripe, smooth bombs,,,,,,,,,,that Lau-33 loadout was out of favor by the carrier fires time frame,,,,,,,so,,,,,,,it's before the ablative coating was invented (my logic,,,,,,,first the three ship fires, then the ablative coating in response,,,,,non ablatives had one yellow stripe,,,,,,,,,also, a lot of the Marine bombs that came in resupply were the Air Force type anyway,,,,,,so, you'll see M-117s on land based Marine aircraft)
another clue as to timeframe is that is a J,,,,,,but, not with the later Red Devil emblem,,,,,,must be a pic from 1966 or so, maybe early 1967
hope this helps
Rex