Gia Vuc
A103, 5th SFGA (PCS)
A-729, 7th SFGA (TDY)
A-725, 7th SFGA (TDY)
A-112
A-113
A-122, 1st SFGA (TDY)
A-324, 1st SFGA (TDY)


For more information on Gia Vuc visit:
GIA VUC Tribute Website, J-L Vietnam Special Forces studies
Virgil Carter's Homestead. (Mike Force Info. also.)
Bob Carels Home Page.

Area Map of Gia Vuc

Virgil R. Carter
A-103
XO		 Bob Carles
A-729		 Mitchell (Mike) Meade, MSG (Ret)
A-103
John R. Perchard, Jr.
A-103
XO

Willie J. Hunter
A-725
Heavy Weapons

Aschenbach, Bill
A-103
91b4s

Loyd Little Ssgt.
A-103
Senior Medic
 Gary Bowes Sgt.
05B4S
Richard Holmes, E-4
Navy Seabee
William Phelps, Sgt.
91S4S 		William McElwee, Sgt. [LTC Ret.]
05B 		 

A great resource of information about Gia Vuc:
Jean-Luc Delauve's Gia Vuc Webring

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A-103 Gia Vuc Quang Ngai Province Opened: 1 Feb 62 Feb 69 transferred to VNSF *

* CMH Publication 90-23. Department of the Army. Washington, D.C. 1989 (First Printed, 1973); Appendix C

A-122, 1st SFGA

A-122, commanded by Capt F. Brown, was located at Gia Vuc, Quang Ngai Province, I CTZ, during the period 30 October 1964 thru 18 April 1965. Gia Vuc was organized under the CIDG program with the primary mission of pacifying the immediate operational area. In addition to normal combat operations, A-l22 trained 350 CIDG recruits, who were posted to other camps, and assisted in establishing a New Life Hamlet for more than 1,000 Montagnard refugees who were previously under Viet Cong Control.

 

A-324, 1st SFGA

A-324, commanded by Capt Moon, was located at Gia Vuc, Quang Ngai Province, I CTZ. A-324's mission was to advise, equip, and train the established CIDG companies in the pacification of their assigned area of operation.

 

**  First Special Forces Group (Airborne) Annual Historical Summary: 1965.   TDY teams '64 and '65


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