The scale model kit Phu Bai Combat Base 1968 by famous Ukrainian manufacturer ICM is the ultimate expression of craftsmanship and precision in the field of plastic modelling. Manufactured from high quality plastic, this plastic model kit exhibits an unrivalled level of detail, providing an authentic and exciting representation of the subject matter.
Supplied in meticulously detailed parts, this scale model kit is specifically designed for self-assembly, giving enthusiasts the opportunity to bring their miniature masterpiece to life.
In the box with the model kit you will find the pieces for assembly and detailed instructions with illustrations. To assemble the plastic model kit you will need to use modelling glue and paints, which are not included.
The CH-54A heavy helicopters in Vietnam were mainly used for transport and occasionally for carrying the M-121 high explosive bombs. These bombs were modified with an extended nose fuze to detonate about 3 feet above the ground, effectively clearing forests for helicopter landing sites.
One notable operation involved a CH-54A helicopter from Phu Bai Air Base, also known as Camp Hochmuth, in central Vietnam. The US Armed Forces started operating this base in 1963, initially as a communications radio station. The base later hosted US Marines, paratroopers, and special operations forces, and an airstrip was built using M8A1 steel airfield plates.
At one point, the airfield also accommodated US Marine Corps aircraft and helicopters. Despite frequent attacks by the Viet Cong, the Phu Bai base remained operational by the US military until the end of 1972.
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