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{{r|Da Nang}}

{{r|Da Nang}}

**I Corps at [[Da Nang]] for the northern and central areas; the Central Highlands were separate

...il, the [[flagship]] coordinated the landing of Marine reinforcements at [[Da Nang]] and [[Hue, Vietnam]]. ...r]] 1966. She sailed on her third WesPac deployment [[1 July]], arriving [[Da Nang]] [[28 July]] to become once more the [[flagship]] of Commander, 7th Fleet

*Task Force 1 ([[Da Nang]]), matched to MACV-SOG Command and Control North (CCN).

...78 percent of the requisitioned stock was in the supply-receiving line at Da Nang. <ref>{{citation

...ticipated, the U.S. bases in the RVN primarily supported operations there. Da Nang was the primary South Vietnamese base for such strikes. ...his deputy, LTG John Throckmorton, to inspect the Marine aviation base at Da Nang; Throckmorton reported that a full Marine Expeditionary Brigade, with three

''Uvalde'' reached [[Da Nang|Tourane Bay]], French Indochina, on [[28 August]] and remained there, suppo

Da Nang. An ARVN equivalent of Dunkirk evacuated only 16,000 soldiers out of 70,000

...rs.<ref name="Schulimson276">Schulimson, p. 276.</ref> During a meeting at Da Nang at 07:00 the next morning, Generals Westmoreland and Cushman accepted Lownd

**I Corps at Da Nang for the northern and central areas; the Central Highlands were separate