Naval Support Activities Da Nang Vietnam War Video

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This is a short clip. The entire video is 60 minutes long. Using excellent film footage shot in-country by navy cameramen, this video documents
naval activities at and around the port of Da Nang during the Vietnam War. Includes
excellent aerial views of the entire area, the hospital, Marine airgroup, 16 area, Camp Tien
Sha, Naval Support Activity Da Nang Hdqtrs. (White Elephant) and much more. Also
includes day-to-day activities around the facilities, Street scenes in Da Nang (Doc Lap
Street), Club Monsoon, Enld. Men"s Club, messhalls, Club Bamboo for CPOs & Officers,
small boat basin and much, much, more.

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• Vietnam
• War
• Military
• Bases
• Da
• Nang
• Navy

[jahjr2002]

@1stLog I followed your instructions but the input/search format yielded nothing. I was stationed at Camp Tien Shaw 1966-67 and stood rotating watches at China beach PX (in country R&R), Deep Water Piers, covered storage etc. At age 17 I was beginning my one year tour, now at 63, many sights sounds and smells are fading from memory, I would like to see your Cruise Books, it seems so far away and so long ago. (my email is jahjr2002@yahoo.com) Regards, James A Hartley Walkerton, In.

[navyvietvetjd]

Thanks for the great memories...worked out of secure area in White Elephant at 1:33.

navyvietvetjd

[1stLog]

@SuperUkeman Yes, I still have the 1968 book available. If interested, contact me at: pksampley@juno.com or pksampley@hotmail.com.

Phil Sampley

Vietnam 1966-67

[writesong]

I was a soldier in Viet Nam for two straight years (I extended twice), and as a Mormon, I attended district conferences of the Mormon church at China Beach and at Camp Tien Shah in Da Nang.

I went on R&R to Japan and Australia from Da Nang.

When I left Viet Nam, it was from Da Nang, with the 101st Airborne on 21 February 1972(?) (At least, that's what my Form 20 says, but I can't remember.).

[vietnamextreme]

I was working out of NSA (camp Tien sha) 69-71 . I have been going back for a little more than 10 years. I like to help other vets get back to where they want to go. If your a vet wanting to go back its a good time to go. Things are changing fast now. when I first went back it was almost unchanged. Its changed a lot in the last 5 years. I dont charge to help you get where you want to go if you go when Im going. Going again soon 2 or 3 months. vietnamextreme03@yahoo.com

[PuzzlingEvidenceTV]

@steve27612006 You're right. This looks to be mid to late sixties, when the money was rolling in. Inthe early '70's, money is going away....different look.

[1stLog]

I have three Original Cruise Books Naval Support Activity, Da Nang.

Two are from 1966-67 one is from 1968. You can cut/paste this shortcut address to see photos and information on one of the 1966-67 books: Go to Military.Com Classified Ads and search for Naval Support Acivity you will find the 1966-67. Check out all my original Vietnam War Items listed.

Welcome Home Brothers: Phil Sampley

[yuvegotmale]

the only thing a video like this doesnt offer is the smell from that place....diesel smoke.....things rotting from the heat......and the ever present sound of a chopper in the air

[diver4818]

Thanks for the memories. I was part of the Australian Navy EOD Team (CDT3)based at Camp Tien Sha during 1970/'71.

[TheJimford]

I was there 71-72 aboard the USS Reclaimer, a salvage ship, doing demolition, clean up and other shit in and around the harbor. Strange to see these films now. Never forget spending Christmas there and picking up supplies from a larger cargo ship. Looked up from our landing craft to see a " live" Christmas tree being lowered down to us. It was surreal...Really, the whole freekin thing was a surreal trip. Think I need a joint now.  Thanks for the memories!