 | Graphic courtesy of: Scott Jones Tan Son Nhut Association Life Member Everyone that set foot on ground in Vietnam was exposed to Agent Orange. Many veterans have Diabetes-2 as a result of this exposure. There is a chart on the 377th Security Police Squadron webpage at URL: http://www.377sps.org/orange/index.html Tan Son Nhut was located in III Corps. This will show how much was sprayed on the ground by aircraft, Security Police, and Civil Engineers. |
 | Graphic courtesy of: Gary Strongarone Mar 1967 - Mar 1968 The plaque on the left is typical of the plaques given to 377th Security Police Squadron personnel prior to returning to the United States. |
 | Graphic courtesy of: Bob Laymon 377th CAMS, Scatback T-39, Crew Chief September 1971 - September 1972 Erik B. Villard U.S. Army Center of Military History A typical Vietnam street scene from 1973. |
 | Graphic courtesy of: Scott Jones Tan Son Nhut Association Life Member If the Tan Son Nhut Association had an official wax seal, I believe that it would look something like the one on the left. |