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Binh Dinh

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Binh Dinh

Province of southeast Vietnam on the South China Sea coast; area 6,076 sq km/2,346 sq mi; population (1993) 1,373,100. The capital is Qui Nhon. The main products are rice and perennial crops such as coffee. Tourists are attracted by the ancient monuments in the area.

Binh Dinh

Former name of An Nhon, southern Vietnam.



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We will never know what would have happened if he had revealed the atrocities of the ROK troops in Binh Dinh before My Lai exploded in the face of the policy makers.
Searching for Vietnam: Selected Writings on Vietnamese Culture and ... by Kleinen, John / Pacific Affairs
It was dusk as I climbed a hill in Binh Dinh Province to survey a landing zone that had served as a base area for my battalion.
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