Chu Lai Base Area - Wikipedia
Chu Lai Base Area (also known as Chu Lai Combat Base or simply Chu Lai or Kỳ Hà) is a former U.S. Marine Corps, U.S. Army and Army of the Republic of Vietnam (ARVN) base in Chu Lai in central Vietnam.
Chu Lai Combat Base - Vietnam War Travel
2025年1月15日 · Chu Lai is located along the main road QL1 around 110 kilometers south of Da Nang and less than 80 kilometers south of Hoi an. It makes for a nice day trip in combination with visiting other war sites or Cham temples along the road.
1st Marine Aircraft Wing > Subordinate Units > Marine Aircraft …
As the fighting in Vietnam intensified, H&MS-36 embarked aboard the USS Princeton en route to the repuplic of Vietnam. Arriving in August 1965, H&MS-36 was assigned to the 1st Marine Aircraft...
Marine Aviation in Vietnam, 1962-1970 - U.S. Naval Institute
In Vietnam the wing had a Headquarters Group and four aircraft MAGs: MAG-11 and MAG-12, with jets at Da Nang and Chu Lai respectively; MAG-16 at Marble Mountain and Phu Bai with helos; and MAG-36 at Ky Ha with helos.
USMC First Provisional Rifle Company MAG-36 Ky Ha Vietnam ... - YouTube
This Film contains Slides,and Home Movie Footage at the end, of Ky Ha Air Base Vietnam in 1966,and 1967. The Film is about the Marine Air Group-36 1St.Provis...
HMM-364 The Purple Foxes in Vietnam
On 11 August 1965 the squadron embarked aboard the USS PRINCETON and once again sailed for Vietnam. Approximately 20 days later, on 31 August, HMM-364 arrived in the Republic of Vietnam for the second time at Ky Ha near the town of Chu Lai. Initially, most of the aircraft were kept in Da Nang with a four plane detachment in Ky Ha.
VMO-6 History 1967 to 1969 - USMC Combat Helicopter
2004年4月13日 · Capt. Steve Pless of VMO-6, flying gunship escort out of Ky Ha for a medevac on 19 Aug, was enroute back into Ky Ha when he heard an Army Chinook (CH-47) pilot on the "guard channel" indicating that he had landed in an unsecured LZ with mechanical problems.
HMM-165 White Knights Marine Medium Helicopter Squadron …
In September of 1966, the White Knights deployed to the Republic of Vietnam. From October 1966 to August 1969, the squadron operated from Ky Ha, Hue/Phu Bai, the USS Valley Forge, the USS TRIPOLI, Marble Mountain area near Da Nang, and from the USS TARAWA.
VMO-6 - US Marine Corps - Helis.com
On September 1, 1965, MAG-36, 1st MAW, disembarked from the USS Princeton to what became the Marine Corps Airfield, Ky Ha. VMO-6 was among the several MAG-36 squadrons to disembark, making a helicopter assault on that area. The MAG-36 had to provide it's own security while at Ky Ha due to no availability of Marine Corps grunt forces.
Vietnam War unit history - VHPA
The aircraft then returned to KY HA. UH-1E aircraft of VMO-6 were employed in convoy escort between Chu Lai and Quang Ngai, TAC (A)/TAO missions in the objective area, and Psy War flights in the vicinity of the BSA.