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199th LIB Areas of Operations/Base Locations
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Below data, from "old"/"original" Redcatcher-assn website:

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Cambodian

199th Light Infantry Brigade Areas of Operations/Base Locations


199th Bases

A - YU0340 Myron, 5/12 (1970)

B - YU0337 Brown, 5/12 (1970)



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Dinh Quan

199th Light Infantry Brigade Areas of Operations/Base Locations


199th Bases

A - YT1740 Melinda, 3/7 (1970)

B - YT2527 Gladys, 5/12 (1969)

C - YT3025 Farrell 4/12, (1968)

D - YT4328 Nui Dat, 4/12 (1970)

E - YT4429 Libby, 5/12 (1969)

F - YT5638 Nancy, 4/12 (1969) - Nancy II

G - YT6825 Joy, 4/12 (1969



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Ham Tan

199th Light Infantry Brigade Areas of Operations/Base Locations


Allied Bases

XT9226 Tanh Linh, Special Forces A Team (also know as Rising Sun during 199th operations in 1970 - all Bns had elements there at one time of another)


199th Bases

A - XT6825 Joy, 4/12 (1969)

B - XT7324 Rita, 4/12,2/3 (1970)

C - XT7714 Bay, (1970)

D - XT8304 Silver, 2/3 (1970)

E - XS8297 Strike/Oanh Tach, 2/3 (1970)

F - XT8615 Sao Mai, 3/7,2/3 (1970)

G - YT8713 Dinh, 3/7,4/12 (1970)

H - YT8920 Moon, 3/7 (1970)

I - YT9321 Tien Don Suc, 2/3 (1970)

J - YT9526 Deeble, 3/7, 5/12 (1970)

K - YS9596 Da Mai (1970)

L - YS9689 Howie, 2/3 (1970)

M - YS9884 Riveria / Ham Tan, 3/7,2/3 (1970)

N - ZS0098 Flower (1970)

O - ZT0105 Mat, 5/12,3/7 (1970)

P - ZT0225 Dreamer (1970)

Q - ZT0070 Con Gia (1970)

R - ZT1019 Guin, 3/7 (1970)

S - ZS1399 Kow, 3/7 (1970)



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Long Bien / Bien Hoa

199th Light Infantry Brigade Areas of Operations/Base Locations


Allied Bases

1 - XT8418 Phu Loi, 1st Infantry Division Avaition

2 - XS8473 Can Giuoc, 9h Infantry Division

3 - XS9480 Nha Be Point, US Navy Seals and Aviation (Gunships)

4 - XT9505 Di An, 1st Infantry Division Rear

5 - XT9914 Bien Hoa Air Base and Military Complex (many units, including 173d Airborne Brigade HQs in early years, then 101st Airborne Division Rear)

6 - YTO406 US Army Vietnam (USARV) HQs and Military Complex (many support units)

7 - YTO409 90th Replacement Center

8 - YTO511 II Field Force Vietnam HQs

9 - YS1498 Bearcat/Long Thanh, 9th Infantry Division Rear and Royal Thai Regiment


199th Bases

A - XS8386 Twenty Two, 5/12, 3/7 (1968)

B - XS8478 Binh Duc, 2/3 (1967)

C - XS8780 Nhon Duc, 2/3 (1967)

D - XT9100 Thu Duc 2, 4/12 (1967)

E - XS8987 Blackfoot, 5/12 (1968)

F - XS9076 Long Duc 2, 2/3 (1967)

G - XS8961 French Fort, 2/3 (1967)

H - XS9182 Nha Be Shell, 2/3 (1967)

I - XS9594 Thu Duc, 4/12 (1967)

J - XS9589 Cat Lai, Bde Fwd HQs (1967)

K - YTO317 Concord, 2/3 (1967)

L - YTO712 Brigade Main Base (Camp Frenzell-Jones)(1966-1970)

M - YS0787 Em, 2/3 (1970)

N - YT1309 Paris, 5/12, 4/12, 3/7 (1968)

0 - YS1482 Phuoc Tho, 2/3, D-17 (1970)

P - YS1483 Nhon Trach, 3/7 (1970)

Q - YT2012 Tri-Corners, 2/3,3/7,4/12 (1967)

R - YT2112 Anderson(1968)

S - YT2609 Bev, 4/12 (1968)

T - YT2710 Verna/Bau Ca, 2/3, 5/12 (1969)

U - YS3097 Crystal, 2/3 (1969)

V - YT3200 Trung, 2/3 (1970)

W - YT3407 Boi Chan, 2/3

X - YS3799 Cam Tam, 2/3 (1969)

Y - YT3908 Tan Lap, 2/3 (1969)

Z - YT4110 An Loc, 2/3 (1969)

AA - YS4397 Blackhorse, HQs, 2/3 (1969)

BB - YT4608 Husky, HQs (1969)

CC - YT4611 Xuan Loc, HQs (1969)



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Saigon

199th Light Infantry BrigadeAreas of Operations/Base Locations

Allied Bases

1 - XS5997 Duc Hoa, 1st Special Forces A Team, 25h Infantry Division, 82d Airborne Division

2 - XS6314 Cu Chi, 25h Infantry Division HQs, later 101" Airborne Division (also elements of 199'h Bde HQs in 1968 during Tay Ninh operation)

3 - XT7404 Hoc Mon, 25th Infantry Division, 101st Armored Cav (during TET 1968)

4 - XS8296 Tan Son Nhut Air Base & Military Complex (many units, including Vietnamese Air Force HQs and most HQs for US support units in the Saigon area)

5 - XT8418 Phu Loi, 1st Infantry Division Avaition

6 - XS8473 Can Giuoc, 9th Infantry Division

7 - XS9480 Nha Be Point, US Navy Seals and Aviation (Gunships)


199th Bases

A - XS5785 Nancy, 5/12 (1968)

B - XS6288 Kathy/Ly Van Manh, 4/12, 3/7, 2/3 (1967)

C - XS6592 Claudette, 5/12 (1968)

D - XS6981 Name Unknown - near My Yen, 2/3 (1968)

E - XS7084 Name Unknown - West of Tri Hoa, 2/3 (1968)

F - XS7286 Name Unknown - Northwest of My Phu (1 969)

G - XS7179 Zindemuef, 2/3, 3/7, 4/12 (1968)

H - XS7178 Binh Chanh, 3/7, 2/3, 4/12 (1967)

I - XT7503 Hoc Mon/Nhi Binh, 4/12 (1967)

J - XS7590 Stephanie (1969)

K - XS7583 Binh Dinh, 2/3 (1968)

L - XS7470 Rach Kien, 4/12 (1969)

M - XS7787 Horseshoe Bend (Fishnet Factory), Bde Fwd HQs (1968/1969)

N - XS7784 Name Unknown - West of An Loc, 2/3 (1968)

O - XS7976 Smoke, 2/3 (1968)

P - XS8190 Phu Tho, 3/7 (1968)

Q - XS8180 Da Phuoc, 2/3 (1967)

R - XS8271 Madeline, 3/7 (1969)

S - XS8386 Twenty Two, 5/12 and 3/7 (1968)

T - XS8487 Binh Duc, 2/3 (1967)

U - XS8780 Nhon Duc, 2/3 (1967)

V - XS8987 Blackfoot, 5/12 (1968)

W - XS9076 Long Duc 2, 2/3 (1967)

X - XT9100 Thu Duc 2, 4/12 (1967)

Y - XS9182 Nha Be Shell, 2/3 (1967)

Z - XS8961 French Fort, 2/3 (1967) ?



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Tay Ninh

199th Light Infantry Brigade Areas of Operations/Base Locations


Allied Bases

1 - XS2447 Tay Ninh, 196th Infantry Brigade, 25th Infantry Division, 1st Air Cav Division (also elements of the 199th bde HQs in Tay Ninh operation)

2 - XS2858 Nui Ba Den, Special Forces A Team Radio Relay Site

3 - XS4948 Dau Tieng, 4th Infantry, 25 Infantry Division, 1st Air Cav


199th Bases

A - XT2035 Rain, 4/12 (1968)

B - XS2638 Bolt, 3/7 (1968)

C - XS3631 Storm, (1968)



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War Zone D North of Bien Hoa

199th Light Infantry Brigade Areas of Operations/Base Locations


Allied Bases

XT9649 Phuoc Vinh, 1st Infantry, 101 Airborne, 1st Air Cav - also elements of 3/7 and 4/12 in 1967


199th Bases

A - YT9832 Nashua, 4/12,2/3 (1967)

B - YT0435 Chapultepec, 3/7,5/12 (1968)

C - YT7714 Keane, (1967)

D - YT0424 Lois, 3/7,4/12 (1968)

E - YT0222 Choctaw, 5/12,3/7 (1968)

F - YT1740 Melinda, 3/7 (1970)



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Xuan Loc

199th Light Infantry Brigade Areas of Operations/Base Locations

199th Bases

A - YT1923 New Orleans, 3/7 (1968)

B - YT2012 Tri-Corners, 2/3, 3/7, 4/12 (1967)

C - YT2112 Anderson (1968)

D - YT2609 Bev 4/12 (1968)

E - YT2710 Verna/Bau ca, 2/3,5/12 (1969)

F - YT3025 Farrell 4/12 (1968)

G - YS3097 Crystal 2/3 (1969)

H - YT3200 Trung, 2/3 (1970)

I - YT3407 Boi Chan, 2/3

J - YS3799 Cam Tam 2/3 (1969)

K - YT3908 Tan Lap, 2/3 (1969)

L - YT4110 An Loc, 2/3 (1969)

M - YS4397 Blackhorse, HQs, 2/3 (1969)

N - YT4608 Husky, HQs (1969) (corrdinates off- maybe artillery base)

0 - YT4611 Xuan Loc HQs (1969)

P - YT5906 Cau Bau, 2/3 (1970)

Q - YT6010 Signal Mountain, Radio Relay (1969)

R - YT6211 Mace 3/7, HQs, 2/3 (1969)

S - YS6399 Dao, 4/12, 3/7 (1970)

T - YS6798 Miller (1970)

U - YT6825 Joy, 4/12 (1969)



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Just wanted to share. T G C!


Sincerely
A.B

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                              • 199th LIB Areas of Operations/Base Locations — A.B, Sat Feb 11 07:32
                              • MapsThomas R. "Bogie" Bogenhagen, Fri Feb 10 15:16
                                If anyone wants these maps all they have to do is e-mail me at trbogie@gmail.com I will attach them in a return e-mail as I did with AB so that he could have these maps. Bogie
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                                  Keith Your e-mail will not accept return e-mail, with or without the maps attached??? Bogie
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                        • Ratsljr, Thu Feb 2 16:41
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                        • Ratsjay reese, Thu Feb 2 09:32
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                        • Rats, BIG FUXXXXX RATSBob Tolliver, Thu Feb 2 09:29
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                      • RatsThomas R. "Bogie" Bogenhagen, Wed Feb 1 15:58
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