Helicopter UH-1C 66-00661

Information on U.S. Army helicopter UH-1C tail number 66-00661
The Army purchased this helicopter 1166
Total flight hours at this point: 00000350
Date: 04/09/1967
Unit: 114 AHC
This was a Combat incident. This helicopter was REPAIRED IN THEATER
for Close Air Support
While in Target Area this helicopter was Attacking at 0800 feet and 090 knots.
South Vietnam
Helicopter took 1 hits from:
Small Arms/Automatic Weapons; Gun launched non-explosive ballistic projectiles less than 20 mm in size. (7.62MM)
The helicopter was hit in the Forward area
Systems damaged were: MAIN ROTOR SYS
The helicopter Continued Flight.
The aircraft continued and accomplished all mission objectives.
for 20.00
Original source(s) and document(s) from which the incident was created or updated: Survivability/Vulnerability Information Analysis Center Helicopter database. Also: LNOF, 72487, FM232 (Lindenmuth Old Format Data Base. )

Information on U.S. Army helicopter UH-1C tail number 66-00661
The Army purchased this helicopter 1166
Total flight hours at this point: 00000604
Date: 07/05/1967
Unit: 114 AHC
This was a Combat incident. This helicopter was REPAIRED IN THEATER
This was a Recon mission for Armed Recon
While Enroute this helicopter was at Level Flight at 0800 feet and UNK knots.
South Vietnam
Helicopter took 1 hits from:
Small Arms/Automatic Weapons; Gun launched non-explosive ballistic projectiles less than 20 mm in size. (7.62MM)
The helicopter was hit in the Tail Section
Systems damaged were: STRUCTURE
The helicopter Continued Flight.
The aircraft continued and accomplished all mission objectives.
for 15.00
Original source(s) and document(s) from which the incident was created or updated: Survivability/Vulnerability Information Analysis Center Helicopter database. Also: LNOF, 73189, FM232 (Lindenmuth Old Format Data Base. )

Information on U.S. Army helicopter UH-1C tail number 66-00661
The Army purchased this helicopter 1166
Total flight hours at this point: 00000604
Date: 07/07/1967
Unit: 114 AHC
This was a Combat incident. This helicopter was REPAIRED IN THEATER
for Close Air Support
While Enroute this helicopter was at Level Flight at 0600 feet and UNK knots.
South Vietnam
Helicopter took 1 hits from:
Small Arms/Automatic Weapons; Gun launched non-explosive ballistic projectiles less than 20 mm in size. (7.62MM)
The helicopter was hit in the Cockpit
Systems damaged were: PERSONNEL
Casualties = 01 WIA . .
The helicopter Continued Flight.
The aircraft continued and accomplished all mission objectives.
BEN TRE recovered the helicopter. for 135.00
Original source(s) and document(s) from which the incident was created or updated: Survivability/Vulnerability Information Analysis Center Helicopter database. Also: LNOF, 73200, FM232 (Lindenmuth Old Format Data Base. )

Information on U.S. Army helicopter UH-1C tail number 66-00661
The Army purchased this helicopter 1166
Total flight hours at this point: 00000688
Date: 08/04/1967
Unit: 114 AHC
This was a Combat incident. This helicopter was REPAIRED IN THEATER
for Close Air Support
While Enroute this helicopter was at Level Flight at 1300 feet and 080 knots.
South Vietnam
Helicopter took 1 hits from:
Small Arms/Automatic Weapons; Gun launched non-explosive ballistic projectiles less than 20 mm in size. (7.62MM)
The helicopter was hit in the Forward area
Systems damaged were: MAIN ROTOR SYS
The helicopter Continued Flight.
The aircraft continued and accomplished all mission objectives.
for 25.00
Original source(s) and document(s) from which the incident was created or updated: Survivability/Vulnerability Information Analysis Center Helicopter database. Also: LNOF, 73363, FM232 (Lindenmuth Old Format Data Base. )

Information on U.S. Army helicopter UH-1C tail number 66-00661
The Army purchased this helicopter 1166
Total flight hours at this point: 00000851
Date: 10/03/1967
Unit: 114 AHC
This was a Combat incident. This helicopter was REPAIRED IN THEATER
for Close Air Support
While in Target Area this helicopter was Attacking at 0400 feet and 090 knots.
South Vietnam
Helicopter took 1 hits from:
Small Arms/Automatic Weapons; Gun launched non-explosive ballistic projectiles less than 20 mm in size. (7.62MM)
The helicopter was hit in the Left Side
Systems damaged were: STRUCTURE, ELECTRICAL SYS
The helicopter Continued Flight.
The aircraft continued and accomplished all mission objectives.
for 20.00
Original source(s) and document(s) from which the incident was created or updated: Survivability/Vulnerability Information Analysis Center Helicopter database. Also: LNOF, 73844, FM232 (Lindenmuth Old Format Data Base. )

Information on U.S. Army helicopter UH-1C tail number 66-00661
The Army purchased this helicopter 1166
Total flight hours at this point: 00000939
Date: 12/08/1967
Unit: 114 AHC
This was a Combat incident. This helicopter was REPAIRED IN THEATER
for Close Air Support
While in Target Area this helicopter was Attacking at 0300 feet and 080 knots.
South Vietnam
Helicopter took 2 hits from:
Small Arms/Automatic Weapons; Gun launched non-explosive ballistic projectiles less than 20 mm in size. (7.62MM)
The helicopter was hit in the Engine Compartment
Systems damaged were: STRUCTURE
The helicopter Continued Flight.
The aircraft continued and accomplished all mission objectives.
for 12.50
Original source(s) and document(s) from which the incident was created or updated: Survivability/Vulnerability Information Analysis Center Helicopter database. Also: LNOF, 74372, FM232 (Lindenmuth Old Format Data Base. )

Information on U.S. Army helicopter UH-1C tail number 66-00661
The Army purchased this helicopter 1166
Total flight hours at this point: 00000960
Date: 03/24/1968
Unit: 116 AHC
This was a Combat incident. This helicopter was REPAIRED IN THEATER
for Aerial Tear Gas
Unknown this helicopter was Target Marking at 0150 feet and 080 knots.
South Vietnam
Helicopter took 5 hits from:
Small Arms/Automatic Weapons; Gun launched non-explosive ballistic projectiles less than 20 mm in size. (7.62MM)
The helicopter was hit in the Tail Section
Systems damaged were: UNK
The helicopter Continued Flight.
The aircraft continued and accomplished all mission objectives.
Original source(s) and document(s) from which the incident was created or updated: Survivability/Vulnerability Information Analysis Center Helicopter database. Also: UH1P3, 08404 ()

Information on U.S. Army helicopter UH-1C tail number 66-00661
The Army purchased this helicopter 1166
Total flight hours at this point: 00001032
Date: 05/10/1968
Unit: 116 AHC
This was a Combat incident. This helicopter was REPAIRED IN THEATER
This was a Recon mission for Armed Escort , Other Aircraft.
While Enroute this helicopter was at Level Flight at 0400 feet and 080 knots.
South Vietnam
Helicopter took 1 hits from:
Small Arms/Automatic Weapons; Gun launched non-explosive ballistic projectiles less than 20 mm in size. (7.62MM)
The helicopter was hit in the Cockpit
Systems damaged were: FLT CONTROLS
The helicopter Continued Flight.
The aircraft continued and accomplished all mission objectives.
Original source(s) and document(s) from which the incident was created or updated: Survivability/Vulnerability Information Analysis Center Helicopter database. Also: UH1P3, 13103 ()

Information on U.S. Army helicopter UH-1C tail number 66-00661
The Army purchased this helicopter 1166
Total flight hours at this point: 00001032
Date: 05/11/1968
Unit: 116 AHC
This was a Combat incident. This helicopter was REPAIRED IN THEATER
This was a Recon mission for Armed Escort , Other Aircraft.
While On Target this helicopter was Attacking at 0050 feet and 080 knots.
South Vietnam
Helicopter took 6 hits from:
Small Arms/Automatic Weapons; Gun launched non-explosive ballistic projectiles less than 20 mm in size. (7.62MM)
The helicopter was hit in the Passenger Cargo Section
Systems damaged were: UNK
The helicopter Continued Flight.
The aircraft continued and accomplished all mission objectives.
Original source(s) and document(s) from which the incident was created or updated: Survivability/Vulnerability Information Analysis Center Helicopter database. Also: UH1P3, 13205 ()

Information on U.S. Army helicopter UH-1C tail number 66-00661
The Army purchased this helicopter 1166
Total flight hours at this point: 00001296
Date: 09/14/1968
Unit: 116 AHC
This was a Combat incident. This helicopter was REPAIRED IN THEATER
This was a Recon mission for Armed Escort , Other Aircraft.
While Enroute this helicopter was at Level Flight at 0150 feet and 080 knots.
South Vietnam
Helicopter took 1 hits from:
Small Arms/Automatic Weapons; Gun launched non-explosive ballistic projectiles less than 20 mm in size. (7.62MM)
The helicopter was hit in the Bottom
Systems damaged were: UNK
The helicopter Continued Flight.
The aircraft continued and accomplished all mission objectives.
Original source(s) and document(s) from which the incident was created or updated: Survivability/Vulnerability Information Analysis Center Helicopter database. Also: UH1P3, 25806 ()

Information on U.S. Army helicopter UH-1C tail number 66-00661
The Army purchased this helicopter 1166
Total flight hours at this point: 00001296
Date: 09/20/1968
Unit: 116 AHC
This was a Combat incident. This helicopter was REPAIRED IN THEATER
This was a Recon mission for Armed Recon
While On Target this helicopter was Attacking at 0100 feet and 060 knots.
South Vietnam
Helicopter took 4 hits from:
Small Arms/Automatic Weapons; Gun launched non-explosive ballistic projectiles less than 20 mm in size. (7.62MM)
The helicopter was hit in the Cockpit
Systems damaged were: FLT CONTROLS, MAIN ROTOR SYS, PERSONNEL
Casualties = 01 WIA . .
The helicopter made a Forced Landing. Aircraft took off, fully flight capable.
The aircraft was diverted or delayed after completing some mission objectives.
Original source(s) and document(s) from which the incident was created or updated: Survivability/Vulnerability Information Analysis Center Helicopter database. Also: UH1P3, 26401 ()

Information on U.S. Army helicopter UH-1C tail number 66-00661
The Army purchased this helicopter 1166
Total flight hours at this point: 00001600
Date: 12/03/1968
Unit: 116 AHC
This was a Combat incident. This helicopter was REPAIRED IN THEATER
for Close Air Support
While On Target this helicopter was Attacking at 0150 feet and 060 knots.
Unknown
Helicopter took 2 hits from:
Small Arms/Automatic Weapons; Gun launched non-explosive ballistic projectiles less than 20 mm in size. (5.6MM)
The helicopter was hit in the Engine Compartment
Systems damaged were: UNK
The helicopter Continued Flight.
The aircraft continued and accomplished all mission objectives.
Original source(s) and document(s) from which the incident was created or updated: Survivability/Vulnerability Information Analysis Center Helicopter database. Also: UH1P3, 33802 ()

Information on U.S. Army helicopter UH-1C tail number 66-00661
The Army purchased this helicopter 1166
Total flight hours at this point: 00001726
Date: 02/21/1969
Incident number: 690221091ACD Accident case number: 690221091 Total loss or fatality Accident
Unit: 116 AHC
The station for this helicopter was Cu Chi in South Vietnam
UTM grid coordinates: XT383254
Number killed in accident = 4 . . Injured = 0 . . Passengers = 0
costing 510415
Original source(s) and document(s) from which the incident was created or updated: Defense Intelligence Agency Helicopter Loss database. Army Aviation Safety Center database. Also: OPERA (Operations Report. )
Loss to Inventory

Crew Members:
AC CPT ROSE HARRY QUINCY KIA
P WO1 POLAK PETER PAUL KIA
CE SP5 WILSHER EVERETT NELSON KIA
G SP4 SCOTT WILLIAM BLAKE KIA

Accident Summary:

. THE AIRCRAFT INVOLVED WAS FLYING AS LEAD SHIP IN A HEAVY FIRE TEAM, IT WAS ARMED WITH ^XM-156^MULTIPLE ARMAMENT MOUNTS AND ^XM-159^ NINETEEN POUND ROCKET PODS. THE PODS WERE LOADED WITH A TOTAL OF ^28 2.75 INCH. FFAR WITH 17 POUND^ WARHEADS AND VT FUSES. THE FIRE TEAM HAD BEEN OPERATING WEST OF ^TAY NINH, RVN^, IN SUPPORT OF TROOP CARRIER ^UH-1D^AIRCRAFT MAKING COMBAT ASSAULTS. UPON COMPLETION OF THE ASSAULTS, THE HEAVY FIRE TEAM DEPARTED THE ^TAY NINH^ AREA FOR THEIR HOME BASE AT ^CU CHI, RVN^. THEIR ROUTE WAS VIA MSR'S AS IS STANDARD PRACTICE. AS THE LEAD SHIP PASSED THE NORTHERN EDGE OF THE VILLAGE OF ^GO DA HA, RVN^, MEMBERS OF THE CREWS OF THE NUMBERS 2 AND 3 SHIPS SAW SOMETHING FLY FROM THE AIRCRAFT. THE OBJECT WAS DESCRIBED AS BEING APPROXIMATELY FOUR FEET LONG AND WAS BELIEVED TO BE A TAIL ROTOR BLADE. THE SHIP STARTED A SLOW YAWING MOVEMENT TO THE RIGHT AND PITCHED INTO A STEEP DIVE, ESTIMATED TO BE APPROXIMATELY 80 DEGREES NOSE DOWN. SIMULTANEOUSLY, THE TAIL BOOM ON THE SHIP BEGAN TO SEPARATE ON THE LEFT SIDE, FOLDING SLOWLY TO THE RIGHT. THE TAIL BOOM CONTINUED TO FAIL UNTIL IT COMPLETELY SEPARATED FROM THE AIRCRAFT AT APPROXIMATELY 100 FEET ALTITUDE AND JUST PRIOR TO IMPACT. THE AIRCRAFT THEN IMPACTED IN AN ESTIMATED 80 DEGREE NOSE DOWN ATTITUDE AND A SLIGHT ROLL TO THE RIGHT. THE AIRCRAFT WAS SEEN TO EXPLODE AT THE TOPS OF TREES AT THE CRASH SITE, EXPLODING IN FLAMES BEFORE FINAL IMPACT. THE TREES WERE APPROXIMATELY 50 FEET IN HEIGHT. THE CRASH SITE WAS IN A SMALL HOUSING COMPLEX. ONE THATCHED SHELTER WAS DESTROYED BY FLAMES AND ANOTHER SHELTER IN CLOSE PROXIMITY TO THE POINT OF IMPACT WAS EXTENSIVELY DAMAGED. THERE WERE NO CIVILIAN CASUALTIES. A FORCE ^OF VIETNAMESE REGIONAL FORCES^ SECURED THE AREA APPROXIMATELY ONE AND ONE-HALF MINUTES AFTER THE CRASH.\\

This record was last updated on 05/25/1998

The following is crew member information for this incident:

Name: CPT Harry Quincy Rose
Status: Killed In Action from an incident on 02/21/1969 while performing the duty of Aircraft Commander.
Age at death: 25.6
Date of Birth: 07/21/1943
Home City: Lorton, VA
Service: FA branch of the reserve component of the U.S. Army.
Unit: 116 AHC
Major organization: 1st Aviation Brigade
Flight class: 68-508/68-12
Service: FA branch of the U.S. Army.
The Wall location: 32W-073
Short Summary: Crashed near Go De Hau bridge because of pitch change link failed and m/r came through cockpit and severed tailboom at 1000 ft. w/Polak
Aircraft: UH-1C tail number 66-00661
Call sign: Stinger 96
Service number: O2328149
Country: South Vietnam
MOS: 1981 = 19 Rotary Wing Aviator (Unit Commander)
Primary cause: A/C Accident
Major attributing cause: aircraft connected not at sea
Compliment cause: fire or burns
Vehicle involved: helicopter
Position in vehicle: aircraft commander
Started Tour: 08/10/1968
"Official" listing: helicopter air casualty - other aircrew
Length of service: 04
Location: Hau Nghia Province III Corps.

Additional information about this casualty:
.CPT Rose died when his UH-1C gunship crashed near Go De Hau Bridge the day that he returned from R&R (Hawaii). On this return to Cu Chi I was providing Smoke ship support for the 187th Crusaders who were conducting CA's near the Parrots Beak and had been in contact most of the day. The Crusader smoke ship had been shot up pretty good earlier in the day and I volunteered to go up North and cover their extraction. Jack had put a heavy fire team together and brought 10 slicks along and joined the 187th for the extraction. I covered the Hornets and stayed behind to cover the Crusaders on their final extraction. I had taken quite a few hits that day and was just getting ready to call Jack and have him give me an orbit at the bridge so I could catch up in case I had to put the A.C down when I heard over VHG that his A/C had crashed. It appeared that the Red? Pitch change link had failed and the M/R came through the cockpit and severed the tailboom at about 1000 AGL. That information would also be valid for WO1 Pete Polak, Jack's Pilot. Following Jack's death, CPT Randall Ford assumed the duties of Stinger 96 (Gunship Platoon Leader). After the completion of his tour, CPT Ford (Gabby) returned to USAAVNS, Dept. of Tactics. Attack Branch, CPT Ford acted as Flight Commander until requesting and receiving orders to return to RVN, approx., 1 year after his return to CONUS. While on leave somewhere in Texas, CPT Ford was killed by a hit and run driver while standing near a crosswalk waiting to cross the street. I was notivied by CPT Fords father by telephone. from Patrick J. Ronan, 13 October 199

Reason: aircraft lost or crashed
Casualty type: Non-hostile - died of other causes
married male U.S. citizen
Race: Caucasian
Relgion: Baptist - other groups
The following information is secondary, but may help in explaining this incident.
Category of casualty as defined by the Army: non-battle dead Category of personnel: active duty Army Military class: officer
This record was last updated on 07/28/1994

Name: WO1 Peter Paul Polak
Status: Killed In Action from an incident on 02/21/1969 while performing the duty of Pilot.
Age at death: 22.3
Date of Birth: 10/22/1946
Home City: Cable, WI
Service: AV branch of the reserve component of the U.S. Army.
Unit: 116 AHC
Major organization: 1st Aviation Brigade
Flight class: 68-13/68-21
Service: AV branch of the U.S. Army.
The Wall location: 32W-072
Short Summary: Crash near Go De Hau bridge w/CPT Jack Rose. Hornets at Cu Chi. flying in Bill Reid's place because Bill had a dentist appointment.
Aircraft: UH-1C tail number 66-00661
Call sign: Stinger
Service number: W3161677
Country: South Vietnam
MOS: 062B
Primary cause: A/C Accident
Major attributing cause: aircraft connected not at sea
Compliment cause: fire or burns
Vehicle involved: helicopter
Position in vehicle: pilot
Started Tour: 10/17/1968
"Official" listing: helicopter air casualty - pilot
Location: Hau Nghia Province III Corps.
Reason: aircraft lost or crashed
Casualty type: Non-hostile - died of other causes
single male U.S. citizen
Race: Caucasian
Relgion: Roman Catholic
The following information is secondary, but may help in explaining this incident.
Category of casualty as defined by the Army: non-battle dead Category of personnel: active duty Army Military class: warrant officer
This record was last updated on 07/29/1994

Name: SP5 Everett Nelson Wilsher
Status: Killed In Action from an incident on 02/21/1969 while performing the duty of Crew Chief.
Age at death: 20.3
Date of Birth: 11/07/1948
Home City: Jacksonville, FL
Service: regular component of the U.S. Army.
Unit: 116 AHC
Major organization: 1st Aviation Brigade
Service: U.S. Army.
The Wall location: 32W-074
Short Summary: Crashed near Go De Hau bridge because of pitch change link failed and m/r came through cockpit and severed tailboom at 1000 ft.
Aircraft: UH-1C tail number 66-00661
Service number: 12884224
Country: South Vietnam
MOS: 68E20 = Aircraft Rotor And Propeller Repairman
Major attributing cause: aircraft connected not at sea
Compliment cause: fire or burns
Vehicle involved: helicopter
Position in vehicle: crew chief
Started Tour: 04/06/1968
"Official" listing: helicopter air casualty - other aircrew
Length of service: 02
Location: Hau Nghia Province III Corps.
Reason: aircraft lost or crashed
Casualty type: Non-hostile - died of other causes
single male U.S. citizen
Race: Caucasian
Relgion: Episcopal (Anglican)
The following information is secondary, but may help in explaining this incident.
Category of casualty as defined by the Army: non-battle dead Category of personnel: active duty Army Military class: enlisted personnel
This record was last updated on 07/24/1994

Name: SP4 William Blake Scott
Status: Killed In Action from an incident on 02/21/1969 while performing the duty of Gunner.
Age at death: 22.3
Date of Birth: 11/10/1946
Home City: Tacoma, WA
Service: regular component of the U.S. Army.
Unit: 116 AHC
Major organization: 1st Aviation Brigade
Service: U.S. Army.
The Wall location: 32W-073
Short Summary: Crashed near Go De Hau bridge because of pitch change link failed and m/r came through cockpit and severed tailboom at 1000 ft.
Aircraft: UH-1C tail number 66-00661
Service number: 29005003
Country: South Vietnam
MOS: 67A1E = Aircraft Maintenance Apprentice
Major attributing cause: aircraft connected not at sea
Compliment cause: unknown
Vehicle involved: helicopter
Position in vehicle: door gunner
Started Tour: 01/06/1968
"Official" listing: helicopter air casualty - other aircrew
Length of service: 03
Location: Hau Nghia Province III Corps.
Reason: aircraft lost or crashed
Casualty type: Non-hostile - died of other causes
single male U.S. citizen
Race: Caucasian
Relgion: Baptist - other groups
The following information is secondary, but may help in explaining this incident.
Category of casualty as defined by the Army: non-battle dead Category of personnel: active duty Army Military class: enlisted personnel
This record was last updated on 07/28/1994

The following is Goldbook information on US Army helicopter UH-1B tail number 66-00661
It is provided here as an ESTIMATE of the history of this helicopter and is not intended to be the final authority.
This helicopter was purchased by the US Army in 1166.
Please provide any additional information on this helicopter to the VHPA.

DATE  FLT HRS    UIC      UNIT          AREA          POST          COUNTRY
6611   0    0 W0MHAA DIROF SUP TRAN   6TH ARMY   SHARPE GD        SUPMACOM         
6612   0    0 W0MHAA DIROF SUP TRAN   6TH ARMY   SHARPE GD        SUPMACOM         
6701  88   88 WAX7AA 114 AVN CO AML   VIETNAM                     RVN     
6702  51  139 WAX7AA 114 AVN CO AML   VIETNAM                     RVN     
6703 136  275 WAX7AA 114 AVN CO AML   VIETNAM                     RVN     
6704  75  350 WAX7AA 114 ASLT HEL CO  VIETNAM                     RVN     
6705  86  436 WAX7AA 114 ASLT HEL CO  VIETNAM                     RVN     
6706  99  535 WAX7AA 114 ASLT HEL CO  VIETNAM                     RVN     
6707  69  604 WAX7AA 114 ASLT HEL CO  VIETNAM                     RVN     
6708  84  688 WAX7AA 114 ASLT HEL CO  VIETNAM                     RVN     
6709  78  766 WAX7AA 114 ASLT HEL CO  VIETNAM                     RVN     
6710  85  851 WAX7AA 114 ASLT HEL CO  VIETNAM                     RVN     
6711  88  939 WAX7AA 114 ASLT HEL CO  VIETNAM                     RVN     
6712   0  939 WAX7AA 114 ASLT HEL CO  VIETNAM                     RVN     
6801   0  939 WAX7AA 114 ASLT HEL CO  VIETNAM                     RVN     
6802   0  939 WDX6AA 235 AVN CO       VIETNAM                     RVN     
6803  21  960 WC3GAA 116 ASLT HEL CO  VIETNAM                     RVN     
6804  28  988 WC3GAA 116 ASLT HEL CO  VIETNAM                     RVN     
6805  44 1032 WC3GAA 116 ASLT HEL CO  VIETNAM                     RVN     
6806  97 1129 WC3GAA 116 ASLT HEL CO  VIETNAM                     RVN     
6807   0 1129 WC3GAA 116 ASLT HEL CO  VIETNAM                     RVN     
6808 103 1232 WC3GAA 116 ASLT HEL CO  VIETNAM                     RVN     
6809  64 1296 WC3GAA 116 ASLT HEL CO  VIETNAM                     RVN     
6810 128 1424 WC3GAA 116 ASLT HEL CO  VIETNAM                     RVN     
6811  83 1507 WC3GAA 116 ASLT HEL CO  VIETNAM                     RVN     
6812  93 1600 WC3GAA 116 ASLT HEL CO  VIETNAM                     RVN     
6901 126 1726 WC3GAA 116 ASLT HEL CO  VIETNAM                     RVN

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