us pulledout of the philippines in 1944.
us pulledout of the philippines in 1944.
when did the us pullout of the philippines?
1944
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ramasun station, also known in the 1960s as the 7th radio research field station, in non sung sub-district, was constructed by the us in 1964, just as the vietnam war was gaining momentum. the site was run by the army security agency (asa) the army's signals intelligence branch closely allied with the national security agency. its purpose was radio communications intercept and triangulation of enemy installations. the site was dominated by a large, circular wullenweber array. in its heyday, the station housed 1,500 us personnel and was complete with sleeping quarters, a cinema, a post exchange (px), gym, swimming pool, tennis court, arms depot, and a 300 m long tunnel that the thai army today claims was used for electronic cable storage. with the us pullout of southeast asia in 1975, the station was handed over to the thai 3rd infantry division. in 1983, it became the base of the 1st battalion, 13th infantry regiment. in august 1997, it was renamed "sunthondhammathada camp". the station reemerged in news of the us war on terror as some believe it to be the location of a us cia "black site" used to interrogate suspected terrorists by the united states.
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