Dak Lak, Oct. 20 -- Some unnumbered ships delivered hundreds of tonnes of weapons to battlefields in southern Vietnam, while others remain forever on the seabed. Over the 65 years since the opening of the Ho Chi Minh Trail at Sea (October 23, 1961-2026), these perilous voyages through rough seas and enemy patrols have stood as enduring symbols of courage, ingenuity and solidarity of Vietnam's army and people in the struggle for national independence and freedom. Historical records show that in May 1964, the Party Central Committee assigned the Party Committee of Phu Yen province (now Dak Lak province) to identify coastal sites for receiving weapons shipped from northern Vietnam. After surveys, Vung Ro Bay, now in Hoa Xuan commune, Dak Lak...