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Deja Vu: Cam Ranh Bay-14th Aerial Port

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Uploaded by on Nov 26, 2007

We take a look at Cam Ranh Bay's past (circa 1968) and present (2006). Here, we visit the former 14th Aerial Port, the US Air Force's passenger & freight terminal area during the "American War." Today, it is the site of a civilian airport terminal, which replaced the one at nearby Nha Trang.

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  • Hey Hokie, I was with the 22nd also in 71. I got there the day they set up the drug control center and we took the outgoing plane tickets and took the drugggies to the 6th CC up the road. Dave

  • I was stationed at Cam Ranh Bay in 1971 and served with the 22nd Replacement Battalion (Army) right up the road from the airbase. We used to take a few days "off" by hitching a ride with an Air Force Rescue Squadron stationed in Cam Ranh over to Udorn, Thailand were they rest of their unit was located. They used C-130's to refuel rescue helicopters. For the first time since that date, we will be going back to Vietnam in October. Will visit this area.

  • I was there Dec-68 thru Dec -69. Primary duty was to fly on C-130's carrying jet fuel in two 3,000 gallon bladders. We would shuttle fuel to generally remote areas thoughout Vietnam. At times we were extremely busy..especially in August of 1969.

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