American Government office Saigon Before The Fall of Saigon in 1975

Our site is proposed to permit intrigued individuals to comprehend what serving our nation resembled at the American Consulate, Saigon, Republic of Vietnam. Our gathering comprises of Marine Safety officers, who are answerable for the security and government assistance of staff and property at US of America unfamiliar missions all through the world, regular citizen representatives who served their country in Saigon in different limits, Marines of Organization "E" who gave border security, and Armed force, Naval force and Flying corps servicemen who were doled out to the International safe haven in different positions.

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The image underneath has an excess of history to it to place it into one of the photograph collections. It is of Tim French holding a leftover of the front entryway of the old American International safe haven in Saigon. The Viet Cong assaulted the Consulate in 1968 during the Tet Hostile and separated the front entryway. Tim's dad, the Authoritative Official in Saigon at that point, had a board of the entryway with the American International safe haven seal outlined, and Tim presently has it at his loft in Bangkok, Thailand.

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In the event that you are aware of a previous Marine who served at the American Consulate, Saigon, kindly caution either Keith Birkhofer or Gus Tomuschat. In the event that you know a regular citizen (counting Military Attachã© faculty) who served at the American International safe haven Saigon, kindly contact Mary Collias.