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1970 Boot Camp Company 169, RTC Orlando FL, Online Reunion Photos from the 1970 Boot Camp Company 169 at Naval Training Center, Recruit Training Command, Orlando, Florida. An online 30-year reunion. Despite the war protest of 1970, these young men joined the Navy and many ended up in the Tonkin Gulf Yacht Club in the last years of the Vietnam War. USS Arlington (AGMR-2) Home Page Home page of the USS Arlington (AGMR-2). This site contains photos, input from the former crews and other items related to the ship. United States Naval Mobile Construction Battalion 133 Veteran's Organization The Vietnam Era MCB 133 Vietnam Veterans: 1967 Da Nang, Vietnam, 1968 Phu Bai, Vietnam, 1969-70 Gia Le, Vietnam. Homepage of PTF-Nasty Class Boats In Vietnam they operated out of DaNang crewed by the South Vietnamese Navy and carried 12 man Vietnamese Army SEAL Teams. David Hurley's Vietnam Veteran Page Summary of David Hurley's experience as a Vietnam Veteran on the USS Mullinnix (DD-944)in 1972 Vietnam. Swift Boat Homepage Dedicated to the U.S. Navy and Coast Guard members of Operation Market Time (Task Force 115) who patrolled the coastal waters of South Vietnam from 1965 to 1970. The primary vessels used within 10 miles of the coast were U.S. Navy PCFs (Patrol Craft Fast) or Swift Boats, U.S. Coast Guard WPBs (Cutters) and U.S. Navy MSCs (Mine Sweeper Coastal). Harbor Clearance Unit One(Index) 1966 through 1971 HCU-1 Command Histories and roster information. Roster of Ships Involved in the Tonkin Gulf The Blue Water Navy. The Tonkin Gulf Yacht Club. USMC Combined Action Platoon (Vietnam, 1965-1971) The USMC Combined Action Platoons (CAC/CAP), Vietnam War, 1965-1971. United States Navy Battle Streamers: Vietnam Service Vietnam Service 1962-1973. From the time that United States' assistance to the Republic of South Vietnam was confined to an advisory status through the period of major combat actions, the varied and extensive roles of the U.S. Navy were crucial to the overall military effort in Southeast Asia. |
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