Special Forces Camps in Vietnam 1961–70 (Fortress) Paperback – Illustrated, August 10, 2005

Really enjoyed this book. Would have liked even more, especially of the camps in the northern corps areas. Have passed it along to some old comrades.

As a Veteran of one of these camps myself 50 years ago, this shows a map of all the SF camps in Vietnam with info on their construction and defense as well as stories of Lang Vi in I Corp that was overrun by the NVA.

Not only did it go into the design of camps but also the fighting of the camps. Did mention Doloson as the first MOH winner in Vietnam would also suggest his book as well to companion for more insight.

I have been very pleased with and impressed with the quality of Osprey publications. The Fortress series is focused on military fortifications. Special Forces Camps in Vietnam 1961-70 (Fortress Volume 33) includes the threat, camp design, camp construction, camp defense, the test of battle and aftermath with bibliography, maps, charts and illustrations.

Omitted some A camps. A322 Katum for example, aka ka-boom.

I got this book to use as a refrence for reports. It had a lot of information and I am glad to add it to my collection.

Fact based but I expected more detail

I learned quite a bit about SF camps in Vietnam and the manning of them. As all Osprey books are, concise and the information you want. It is a good book. I recommend.

Useful guide on how the SF constructed camps during the Vietnam War. Unfortunately, there was little in the way of a comprehensive list of the SF camps and their locations around South Vietnam which would have been very helpful and interesting.

Very interesting.

super information uber den special basis .in vietnam.saubre bilder und darstellung.