Naval Support Activity - Saigon

Naval Support Activity (NSA) – Saigon was established by the United States Navy in 1966 during the Vietnam War to provide vital logistical, administrative, and supply support to naval and joint military operations in the Saigon area and throughout the Mekong Delta. The unit played a crucial role in sustaining Riverine and coastal patrol forces, repairing craft, and distributing ammunition, fuel, and provisions to U.S. and allied forces. NSA Saigon managed a complex network of depots, piers, and transportation assets, ensuring continuous operational capability for naval operations such as Operation Game Warden and Operation Market Time. The unit continued its mission until the drawdown of American forces, officially disestablishing in 1973 following the Paris Peace Accords.