The view of the East Vietnamese Sea from the top of Mt Thuy.
Curiously, this beach is just south of My Khe beach (aka "China Beach") where 3,500 US Marines landed in Vietnam at 9.03am on 8 March 1965 beginning US involvement in the war in Vietnam.
A short distance to the South, and visible from the highway, are a few abandoned concrete and steel "Wonderarch" aircraft shelters from the US Marble Mountain Air Facility. We found out later this was a primary storage facility for Agent Orange in Vietnam.
Curiously, this beach is just south of My Khe beach (aka "China Beach") where 3,500 US Marines landed in Vietnam at 9.03am on 8 March 1965 beginning US involvement in the war in Vietnam.
A short distance to the South, and visible from the highway, are a few abandoned concrete and steel "Wonderarch" aircraft shelters from the US Marble Mountain Air Facility. We found out later this was a primary storage facility for Agent Orange in Vietnam.
2018-02-25