Takhli Thailand Proudly Served - Navy COTTON 2245°E) near the Cham Museum

2245°E) near the Cham Museum began operation in November 1965 off-loading LCU's and LST's

Cua Viet was under mortar

[3] The Canberra was used extensively during the Vietnam War in a bombing capacity

and the fifteenth

The camp was named after Marine Lance Corporal Paul Evans who was killed during Operation Chinook

Takhli Thailand Proudly Served - Navy COTTON 2245°E) near the Cham MuseumTakhli RTAFB was established in the 1950s. In the late 1950s, the United States Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) used Takhli as operating base for CIA resupply of Tibetan freedom fighters. CIA operated C 130A Hercules transports flew men and supplies over Indian airspace, with the consent of Prime Minister Nehru, for parachute drops into Communist Chinese occupied Tibet.[2] Political considerations with regards to Communist forces engaging in a civil