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LORAN STATION TAN MY
16 33 N 107 39 E

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Fact Sheet

Site Survey:
Construction Date	1969
Constructed by:
Established:	1969
Disestablished:	29 APR 1975
Operated by:	USCG
Chain:	SH-3 SOUTHEAST ASIA
Station Letter designation:	SH-3 “Z”
Station code name:
Station Unit Number:
Radio Call Sign:
Station aka:
On-air testing date:	1969
Operational date:	1969
Operations Ceased:	29 APR 1975
Station Operation:	Single SLAVE/SECONDARY (SS)
Station pair:	SH-3 CON SON, LAMPANG, SATTAHIP
Loran Rate:	SH-3
On-Air:	SH-3 1969
Off-Air	SH-3 29 APR 1975 US DEPARTURE FROM VIETNAM
Monitor Rate:
Equipment:
Antenna Type:	625ft – Trylon, Model 6000s, 1969 – Apr 1975
Personnel Allowance:
Mascot	1969 - Ralph
Miscellaneous:	JAN 1973 – Station ops turnover to contractor 1974 – LEAR Corp contractor 1975 – US Air Force destroyed station
Commanding Officers / Officers in Charge	1st CO: LT Walter Parker 8/1969-8/70 CO: LT Bills 1970 – 71 CO: Kenney 1971 CO: LT Ernest Riutta 1971-72 Last CO: LT Dennis Erlandson 1972 - 1973