Deja Vu: Cam Ranh Bay-My Ca Monastery & Bridge

Deja Vu: Cam Ranh Bay-My Ca Monastery & Bridge
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We take a look at Cam Ranh Bay's past (circa 1968) and present (2006). Here, we view the My Ca Monastery and bridge. We also take a look at the lagoon at the western edge of the runway.
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@boyjoja
23:24
Hi, I am very much interested to know more about Cam Ranh bay. You seem to be the one… Great video…
@davidbieganski7349
05:21
I was there 1971,   Oscar 35, guard towers,night shift, PHANTOM FLIGHT, right to north of Ma Ca  O37/ O38 also.   Never could get in to Village.   Your filming is awesome.  I remember the same views. It gives me an errie feeling in my guts. Thanks,  I think.   Dave
@suchidog
11:41
Thanks for the video...was at NAF Security 1971-72....wow!....I don't recognize hardly anything any more!
@mikemurray1047
10:53
I was with the 483rd SPS and worked Phantom Flight bunkers and perimeter in 1972. Anyone remember Joe Drascovich or Jackie Potter?
@lona0540
16:59
Towards the end of my 3 1/2 yrs in & around Vietnam, I think it was May 1970 I was sent to Cam Ranch Bay to augment the Navy/Air Force Security, floating around the river flowing from the mountains to the ocean. I was made part of a 3 man security team. From sundown to sunup, 1800hrs to 0700, in a +-15ft OUTBOARD BOSTON WHALER type small boat. We would run up & down that river, dropping “CONCUSSION GRENADES”, inspecting any water traffic like sampans, canoe 🛶 & after dark was a curfew so anything, besides us, on the water, we’d stop & check, then either send them or toe them to shore or turn them in to the Vietnamese local cops or military, depending on what we determined after interviewing & inspection. As you can imagine, once in a while, things could get spicy, but we made it back in one piece.
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