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Tan Son Nhut Association Links Page |
| 377th Combat Security Police. This web page belongs to one of our Tan Son Nhut Association members. He is a Vietnam Veteran and our good friend. It shows the history of the 377th Security Police Squadron, Tan Son Nhut, Air Base, Republic of Vietnam, during the worst year of the war, 1968. | ||||||||||||||
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China Post 1
China Post 1 is an American Legion post, unique in that, it is a post the only post within the American Legion operating in exile. China Post 1 was formed in 1919
at the American Club in Shanghai. During the late 1940 s, the battle between communist and nationalist forces for control of China was settled in favor of the communists. In November 1948, China Post 1
sent its records to National Headquarters in Indianapolis and went into exile.
Today, China Post 1 is part of the Department of France and a member of Foreign Departments and Posts of The American Legion (FODPAL). The post still has no permanent home, although watering holes
around the globe offer a space for meetings, which are considered to occur wherever two or more members meet.
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Veterans Bell Memorial
Tan Son Nhut Association Member, Jim Stewart consulted with Scott Jones to make a website for the Veterans Bell Memorial located in Montrose Township, MI.
The bell is designed to honor any U.S. Military Veteran from any service era and any state.
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NEMO A534 Memorial. The veterans of military working dogs, would like for you to visit this web page.
Not only to pay honor to one of the USAF sentry dogs, but to be informed how much our canines are loved by their handlers.
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David E. Koopman's
David was a member of the 460th Field Maintenance Squadron, during 1967 - 1968. Many Photos of Tan Son Nhut and the 1968 Spring Offensive 377th Combat Support Group After Action Report are located here.
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EC-47 History Site. The EC-47 ARDF Mission, flown by the 360th TEWS at Tan Son Nhut, and other in-country installations. Hundreds of Photos and Official Documents are located here.
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Skip Tannery's Tan Son Nhut Pictures 1967/1968. In March 1967, I arrived at Tan Son Nhut Air Base in Saigon, South Viet Nam, and was assigned to the 19th Air Commando Squadron. I was an assistant Crew Chief on the C-123K aircraft and we flew missons throughout the Southern part of South Viet Nam. In July 1967, I was part of a group from our squadron sent to Nakhon
Phanom, Thailand (NKP). We supported the "Candlestick Mission", which flew flair support for the fighters over the Ho Chi Minh Trail, crossing thru Laos and Cambodia. This was very good duty as we only
had three C-123B's to take care of. After only 2 months we were sent back to our squadron at Tan Son Nhut and back to the reality of war. (This web page shows numerous photographs of Tan Son Nhut.)
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Vietnam Dog Handlers Association.
An Association for All Vietnam Dog Handlers, of all branches of service. James Stewart, is the represenative for the 377th Security Police Squadron.
Please contact him for all matters pertaining to the 377th SPS.
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Vietnam Security Police Association Website.
An association for all the Security Policemen that served in Vietnam. Denis Cook, is the represenative for the 377th Security Police Squadron. Please contact him for all matters pertaining to the 377th SPS.
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