Graphic courtesy of: Larry Fry Detachment 8, 2nd ADVON December 1961 - March 1962 Charles Penley 377th Security Police Squadron Sentry Dog Section October 1967 - July 1969 Climb aboard the one of a kind, "Tan Son Nhut Association Family Train.", We use it as a vehicle on a regular basis at the reunions. The next trip will be for the TSNA Reunion 2016, in Huntsville Alabama, Sept 22-25 2016. Join your "Extended Family" and get to know one another better. | |
Graphic courtesy of: David Koopman 460th Field Maintenance Squadron Tan Son Nhut Air Base September 1967 - September 1968 This is my good friend: Jerald E. Fish 460th Field Maintenance Squadron November 1967 - May 1968 He is standing beside Building 1244 Jerald, was wounded near this spot during the Mini-Tet Offensive, May 6, 1968. | |
Graphic courtesy of: Richard Carvell 12th Reconnaissance Intelligence Technical Squadron (Photo Lab OIC) Tan Son Nhut Air Base June 1970 - June 1971 This is said to be a Chinese-made Type 63 107mm MRL, captured by the ARVN during Lam Son 719 in early 1971. It was on display at a downtown Saigon park when I took the picture in April 1971. | |
Graphic courtesy of: Sp5 Larry E. Mathis 221st Signal Company U.S. Army Tan Son Nhut A soldier catches a ride outside the entrance to Tan Son Nhut Air Base on a motorized Cyclo. These were cheap modes of transportation but had no seat belt and virtually no protection for the passenger. In the event of a collision, one could easily become a human projectile. Photo taken in 1971. | |
Graphic courtesy of: Rich Carvell 12th Reconnaissance Intelligence Technical Squadron Photo Lab OIC June 1970 - June 1971 Tan Son Nhut A shot of the RITS film incinerator in operation! | |
Graphic courtesy of: Randy Clay 19th Special Operations Squadron Tan Son Nhut | |
Graphic courtesy of: Dr. Erik B. Villard Historian U.S. Army Center of Military History Members of the 716th MP battalion work as customs inspectors at Tan Son Nhut Civilian Air Terminal, 22 July 1970. US Army photo via CMH files. | |
Graphic courtesy of: Bob Laymon 377th CAMS Scatback T-39, Crew Chief September 1971 - September 1972 During the 1960's this gate at Lackland AFB would have been the one you would have seen. | |
Graphic courtesy of: Steve Michael 377th Security Police Squadron Jan 1970 - Dec 1970 During the 1960's this gate at Lackland AFB would have been the one you would have seen. | |
Graphic courtesy of: Charles Penley 377th Security Police Squadron Tan Son Nhut Oct 1967 - Jul 1969 Wouldn't it be nice to see this installed, all over America. |