Description: Vietnam War - US Military Map - June 1974 June 1974 - An Thanh (Please note that at this time, An Thanh had been overrun by the Viet Cong and was considered Destroyed - Destroyed is another name for occupied by the Viet Cong). Ho Chi Minh Trail - Chiphu - Cambodia / Vietnam Border - Tay Ninh - Hieu Thien - Phuoc Ninh - Phu Khuong - Khiem Hanh - Khet Svay Rieng - Srok Rum Duol - Srok Svay Teap - Phuoc Luu - Highway 22 - Cam Giang Combat Base - Long Binh Combat Base (Tay Ninh) - Vam Co Dong River - Highway 1. An Thanh An Thanh, situated in Tây Ninh Province near the Cambodian border, held critical strategic importance during the Vietnam War as it lay along the Ho Chi Minh Trail. This trail served as a vital supply route for North Vietnamese forces, facilitating the movement of troops, equipment, and supplies from North Vietnam through Laos and Cambodia into South Vietnam. In 1971, An Thanh was captured and contested by Viet Cong (VC) forces, highlighting its role in guerrilla warfare tactics aimed at disrupting South Vietnamese and U.S. military operations. The area witnessed significant combat, including airstrikes and ground assaults, as both sides sought to control this key logistical route. Cam Giang Special Forces Base The Cam Giang Special Forces base, located in Tây Ninh Province, Vietnam, was a critical military installation during the Vietnam War. Situated near the Cambodian border, it served as a strategic outpost for U.S. Special Forces and South Vietnamese troops. The base played a pivotal role in conducting counterinsurgency operations, including reconnaissance, ambushes, and intelligence gathering. Its proximity to infiltration routes and border regions made it essential for efforts to disrupt enemy supply lines and monitor movements. Cam Giang Special Forces base was integral to the broader military strategy in the area, aiming to maintain security and combat insurgent activities during the conflict. Chiphu Chipho (or Chiphu) was a critical region in Cambodia during the Vietnam War, strategically located near the border with South Vietnam. This area became significant as a supply route and sanctuary for North Vietnamese forces, Viet Cong, and Khmer Rouge fighters seeking refuge and logistical support away from the direct combat zones of South Vietnam. Chipho served as a vital segment of the Ho Chi Minh Trail, a network of trails and roads used by North Vietnamese forces to transport troops, weapons, and supplies from North Vietnam through Laos and Cambodia into South Vietnam. This route allowed the North Vietnamese Army to sustain its operations and support the Viet Cong insurgency against South Vietnamese and U.S. forces. The region provided a safe haven for communist forces, allowing them to regroup, train, and launch attacks into South Vietnam. The dense jungle and mountainous terrain of Chipho provided natural cover and made it difficult for allied forces to conduct effective operations against entrenched enemy positions. In response to the use of Cambodian territory by North Vietnamese forces, the United States conducted extensive bombing campaigns in Chipho and other parts of Cambodia. These operations, such as Operation Menu and Operation Freedom Deal, aimed to disrupt enemy supply lines and reduce their ability to operate freely in the region. Throughout the war, there were several incursions and cross-border operations into Cambodia by U.S. and South Vietnamese forces. These operations sought to interdict supply routes, destroy enemy bases, and capture or neutralize enemy forces operating from Cambodian territory. Chipho's role in the Vietnam War was significant but controversial due to the involvement of Cambodian territory in a conflict that had primarily been associated with Vietnam. The war's impact on Cambodia was profound, contributing to destabilization and laying the groundwork for the rise of the Khmer Rouge regime, which came to power in 1975. Vietnam War MAP Measures - 29 x 22.5 inches ( 74 x 59 cms ) Series L 7014 Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE
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