Qui Nhon

Supplies of fresh water and hot food are unloaded from a helicopter at a mountaintop camp thirty miles northwest of Qui Nhon, 1966.

Two other major cities along the coastline in the north, Nha Trang and Qui Nhon, came under fresh mortar attacks and ground probes.

Shortly after arriving in the country — he was stationed near Qui Nhon — the Army closed the pharmacy in which he was working.

“Though I understood the grave risks involved in doing so,” Mr. Tran wrote, in a document headed Personal Background, which was included in Ms. Sang’s filings, “I immediately sent my ships to the embattled ports of Da Nang, Qui Nhon, Nha Trang and Cam Ranh, and directed my staff to assist the endangered Americans.”

Here, his photo of the arrival of American soldiers in Qui Nhon in 1965.