Camp tien shaw viet nam

Camp Tien Sha, located near Da Nang in central Vietnam, was established by the United States military during the Vietnam War. Initially constructed in 1965, it served as a vital logistical and support base for the U.S. Navy and Marine Corps. The camp housed the Naval Support Activity Da Nang and was responsible for handling supplies, repair operations, and troop accommodations in the region. Throughout the war, Camp Tien Sha played a crucial role in supporting naval operations along Vietnam’s central coastline until the U.S. withdrawal and the camp’s closure in the early 1970s.