The U.S. Navy's ability to project its combat power ashore in Southeast Asia, control the coastal waters off Vietnam, and provide logistic support for a major U.S. overseas military commitment mandated its heavy involvement in the Vietnam War. Naval operations took place in the South China Sea, among myriad islands, along the coastline of Vietnam, and on thousands of nautical miles of rivers and canals.
You need to be a member of Navy Veterans to add comments!
Comments are closed.
Comments
I served with MINDIV 112 at Nha BA, Cam Rhan and Dang Nang. Looking for fellow shipmtes.
served at Danang Vietnam Sept 1966-Sept 1967 station at camp tan shua worked on the Apl-30
Served with the Staff of CNFV (N-5 Plans and Operations) as a YN3 from Nov 68 thru May 70. Would really like to be able to find one of our berets (mine was boosted by someone years later).
Don't miss this thank you message to all Vietnam Vets, and especially to those who made the ultimate sacrifice, from the students at College of the Ozarks: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O57oyJ9OnGQ&feature=youtu.be
I had the pleasure of visiting this college two years ago during a Branson reunion. They have a very nice "training" restaurant, and a large museum on campus well worth visiting!
River Division 594, Engineer on PBR and then Chief Engineer prior to leaving country early 70s
-
1
-
2
of 2 Next