1. Đà Nàng Air Base: flight line silouhetted by flares over the east perimeter.
Photo by Steen A. Lunde. c1967.
© Composite 2003 Photo
by Don Poss
2. The Đà Nàng Air Base VC/NVA POW Camp, near the base's maingate,
is backlit by flares during the 1966 Buddhist uprising.
U.S. forces remained netural until near the end when General Ky led ARVN
troops into the city of Đà Nàng and broke the rebellion.
ARVN AF bombed pockets of resistence near the Air Base, but were very careful
not to strike the base. Photo by Don Poss 1965-196
3. Đà Nàng AB: VC POWs set on flight ramp awaiting transportation from
Đà Nàng's POW Camp on a C-130. c1967
Photo by Steen A Lunde, Airlines.net.
4. Đà Nàng AB: POW Camp. Photo by Don Poss. 1965-1966.
5. Đà Nàng AB: International Airport, current view. Photo by Vietnam Air Spotters, Airliners.net.
