What, where and when was the first swiftboat lost due to enemy action during the Vietnam conflict?
- PCF-8, Bodega Bay, 18 December 1969.
- PCF-14, Cua Viet, 30 November 1967,
- PCF-4, Baie de Cau Duong, 14 February 1966.
- PCF-41, Song Dinh Ba, 22 May 1966.
What were the casualties from the incident in the first question?
- 2 KIA, 2 WIA
- 4 KIA
- 5 WIA
- 4 KIA, 2 WIA
Who was the OinC of the PCF involved?
- LTJG David Wallace
- ENS Theodore Wright
- LTJG Peter Snyder
- LTJG Charles Lloyd
What caused the loss of this PCF?
- 75mm recoilless rifle round.
- Command controlled mine.
- B40 rocket.
- Large caliber arms fire (51 caliber) and resulting fire.
One original crewmember was not onboard that day. Name him and the reason why he wasn't.
- Jack Rodiquez, dental appointment.
- Robert Johnson, transferred the day before.
- Al Naught, contacted hepatitis.
- David Boyle, on R&R.
What was the boat crew trying to do when the PCF was attacked?
- Recover a Viet Cong flag floating in the bay.
- Inspecting a junk.
- Rendezvous with a VNN advisor.
- Pick up their RVN interpreter.
Who lead the initial US Navy rescue attempt?
- CAPT Roy Hoffman
- LT Gil Dunn
- LT Norm Svarrer
- LCDR Neil Geis
How was the PCF recovered?
- 20 to crane from RMK that was loaded on LCM-8.
- Never was.
- USS Krishna raised it.
- Refloated and returned to An Thoi three days later.
One of the injured personnel recovered and requested a return to swiftboat duty, who was he?
- Raul Herrera
- Robert Johnson
- Jim Deal
- Joe LaVoie
This whole incident took place in a location known by another name to the Americans, it was?
- Bodega Bay
- Ha Thien
- Sa Dec
- Three Sisters