An Khe, South Vietnam

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An Khe, South Vietnam was a strategically important highland town and military base in Vietnam’s Central Highlands that served as a major U.S. Army hub and logistical center during the Vietnam War.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf former military base
town
CampRadcliffFunction logistics and support complex
major helicopter base
conflict Vietnam War
controlledBy Army of the Republic of Vietnam (ARVN)
country South Vietnam
currentCountry Vietnam
linked to: Viet Nam
function staging area for operations in Pleiku and Kontum regions
supply and maintenance center for U.S. forces
garrisonType large multi-battalion base
hostedUnit 1st Cavalry Division (Airmobile)
other U.S. Army support units
involvedIn U.S. airmobile operations in the Central Highlands
locatedIn Central Highlands, Vietnam
Gia Lai Province
linked to: Gia Lai
militaryFacility Camp Radcliff
nearbyFeature An Khe Pass
Highway 19
postWarStatus returned to Vietnamese control after U.S. withdrawal
role base for combat operations in the Central Highlands
logistical center
major U.S. Army hub
strategicImportance highland town controlling routes through Vietnam’s Central Highlands
key position on Highway 19 between Pleiku and Qui Nhon
terrain mountainous highlands
timePeriodOfMajorUSPresence mid-1960s to early 1970s
usedBy United States Army
usedDuring Vietnam War

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