If the question is pertaining to Hainan Island, which may be a "contested" Island between Communist China and North Vietnam; It was NOT supposed to be involved in the war. But certainly some interesting incidents occurred on or near that place. The only US Air Force Starfighter ever shot down in aerial combat, is said to have been downed near that vicinity, by Red Chinese MIG-19's (J-6 versions). A US Navy Swift Boat (Patrol Craft Fast-PCF), number 19, was POSSIBLY engaged and destroyed in a running gun battle with "possible" North Vietnamese "Helicopters" near that Island.
In 1965, a Red Chinese MiG-19 (J6 version) shot down a USAF F-104 Starfighter who had strayed too close to Hainan Island after conducting a mission over North Vietnam.
So, according to Communist China, they own it.
Red China,and the home to one of their Chicom naval bases (Chinese Communist). The only USAF F-104 Starfighter to have ever been shot down in jet to jet combat happened when LTC Philip Smith wondered too close to Hainan island in 1965. His Starfighter was pounced by a Chicom MiG19 (J6 version) and cannoned; Smith got a tone on his air to air missile but his Starfighter's engine quit at just that moment (due to cannon damage). He bailed out and was a POW in Red China until released during President Nixon's visit to Communist China in 1972.
Considered Red Chinese territory during the war.
the french had control until first Indochinese war
Lieutenant Shan Osborn, USN.
Hainan. The only USAF F-104 Starfighter shot down in aerial combat was downed by a Red Chinese MiG19 (Chicom J6 version) based on Hainan island in 1965. Note: During the Vietnam war Nationalist China (Taiwan) was also called "China."
Absolutely True.
Lieutenant Commander Wang Wei (PRC), the pilot of the Shenyang J-8 that collided ith the US Navy EP-3E from Reconnisance Squadron 1.
In the Pacific Ocean. They are controlled by Ecuador.
Hainan is currently a province in China.
Hainan Island is the main island in the province of Hainan, it is part of the People's Republic of China. Hainan is located in the South China Sea and is separated from the mainland by the Qiongzhou Strait.
Hainan Island Operation happened in 1939-02.
Hainan Island incident happened on 2001-04-01.
Landing Operation on Hainan Island happened on 1950-03-05.
Hainan China's Hainan is not just a picturesque island with stunning tourist attractions; it's a treasure trove of rich history, diverse culture, economic significance, and much more. Let's delve into the various facets that make Hainan a unique and multifaceted destination.
Hainan is an island that is located in southern China. As of 2011, it has a population of 8.77 million people. Hainan is located in the Northern and Eastern Hemispheres.
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Hainan
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Simple answer: China. But note that Kunming is the chief city of Yunnan Province in the SW while Hainan is a separate province (and it is an island) off the southern coast. Hainan's chief city is Haikou.
I believe its Hainan