330th RRC Pleiku Vietnam

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The 330th RRC was a Type A Opns (Field Army) ASA company which was quite large, hovering around 400 in personnel strength during much of it's assignment in Vietnam.

CMA for the Central Highlands.

SIT Platoon was a sub NCS and had deployed two DF Sites (AN/TRD-23s) and provided the personnel for at least one Flyaway Team (PRD-1). Conducted DF and RFP operations

Capabilities included Morse, Wideband, SIT, T/A, and reporting among others.

A Field Station (just as the 175th RRC in Bien Hoa was) in everything but the name. (During the beginning of the US drawdowns the company mission was transferred to a newly designated unit "Field Station Pleiku" shortly after the company relocated to Nha Trang and the company deactivated -- remmants of same people, same equipment -- never moved back to Pleiku.)

Title: Still In Tents In 67

Author Name: 20 Feb 2011 19:13 -0800

Author Name: TomH

IP Address: 67.191.241.120

When I arrived in May 1967 the company was still living in tents. The SIT platoon received a good many extra 05Ds and they formed the core construction crew that put the barracks up under the directions and supervision of a couple or so Engineers from the Engineer Battalion on the hill.

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