Introduction
Nakhon Phanom Royal Thai Air Force Base (NKP RTAFB), Thailand was
located approximately 350 miles northeast of Bangkok. The installation was
operated continuously from the early 1960s to approximately 1976. From this
location, personnel supported several U.S. Agencies in conducting what became
known as "The Secret War". The dangerous missions, carried out in Laos,
Cambodia and Vietnam resulted in many aircraft and personnel being lost. The
installation, known simply as NKP, or Naked Fanny is gone. Today it is the airport
for the city of Nakhon, Phanom, Thailand.  This website will give you a glimpse
into the Secret War, and the world of Special Operations.
Vietnam Gallantry Cross with Palm
Vietnam Service Medal
Vietnam Campaign Medal
NKP COMMANDOS
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Book Reviews
Richard (Rick) Law, International Counter-intelligence Specialist said.... Well Done Billy, your
book is complete, thoroughly researched, and tells the story in a coherent and artful way.
Thanks.
John Parker, former Air Commando and Secret War veteran said.... I have to say well-done.
Your book is the most complete work on the subject that I have seen.
Jim (Dutch) Treat, former Air Commando and Secret War veteran said.... The book, "Secret
War" is a must-read for anyone who served in Southeast Asia. Thanks for the opportunity to
experience fantastic reading.
Jim Burns, former Air Commando and webmaster for www.rotorheadsrus.us. said.... Wow!!,
this one great work and I can't tell you how much it has helped me understand, not only the
history leading up to the Secret War, but missions I was personally involved with in
1969-1970 moving troops into Landing Zones in Laos. It was a great read.
The Book, "Secret War" will soon
be available for sale at selected
U.S. Military Installations, and I will
be available to sign copies. A
schedule will be posted in a month
or so. For those of you who have
already purchased a copy, "Thank
You".
Picture of Billy appearing on The
Charlie Platt Show, WDHN Television,
Dothan, Alabama.In this photo, Billy
and Charlie are discussing the book.
USAF Lt. Col. Johnny M. Vergis (Retired) Air Force Office of Special Investigations
said... I was very impressed with your detailed account of unlocking the secrets of the
Secret War. You have enlightened me with your discoveries and research.