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Cam Ranh

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Cam Ranh

Port in South Vietnam; population (2001 est) 161,000. The port has one of the best deepwater harbours in southeast Asia and lies on a peninsula sheltering Cam Ranh Bay, which is part of the South China Sea.

In 1905, during the Russo-Japanese War, Cam Ranh harboured the Russian fleet on its way to meet the Japanese navy at the battle of Tsushima. In the Vietnam War it was a US base. It later became a staging complex for the Soviet Pacific fleet.



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If a soldier cannot he returned to duty within one to one and one-half weeks, he is sent to the Sixth Convalescent Center in Cam Ranh Bay for final rehabilitation, and is then returned to duty.
1969: treating Vietnam war casualties by Glaros, Steven / Physical Therapy
Once an important facility for power projection into the Pacific and Indian Oceans, Cam Ranh Bay is now devoid of strategic value for Russia which has disowned the intention of utilizing naval power to compete with the West.
Russia and the Asia-Pacific region by Buszynski, Leszek / Pacific Affairs
There are some very beautiful sites in Vietnam near Cam Ranh Bay where you could build hotels, resorts (like) those in Hawaii or on the Mexican Coast," explained Forry, who runs his firm's Asian tax practice.
L.A. firms warily eye Vietnam trade possibilities; prospect looms of ... by White, Todd / Los Angeles Business Journal
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