Naval Support Activity Da Nang

• Naval Support Activity Da Nang was established in 1966 during the Vietnam War as a logistics base for the U.S. Navy. • The base was located near the city of Da Nang, which was a major hub for American military operations in Vietnam. • During the war, Naval Support Activity Da Nang was one of the busiest ports in the world, handling tons of supplies and equipment every day. • The base was also a major center for aviation, with a large airfield that supported U.S. Navy and Marine Corps aircraft. • Naval Support Activity Da Nang played a key role in supporting American and South Vietnamese forces during the Vietnam War. • After the end of the war in 1975, the base was turned over to the South Vietnamese government and eventually abandoned. • Today, the former site of Naval Support Activity Da Nang is a commercial port and industrial zone, with little remaining evidence of its military past. • The base's legacy is still remembered by American veterans who served there during the Vietnam War. • Naval Support Activity Da Nang was one of the many U.S. military installations in Vietnam that played a critical role in the war effort. • The base's location near the coast made it an ideal staging area for naval and air operations in Vietnam.