Battle of Ap Da Bien

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Battle of Ap Da Bien
Part of the Vietnam War
Date 3 October 1973 Location Ap Da Bien, Thanh Phuoc Commune, Thạnh Hóa District, Long An, Vietnam Result South Vietnamese victory
Belligerents
North Vietnam	South Vietnam
Strength
1 regiment	Unknown
Casualties and losses
~200 killed	Unknown

The Battle of Ap Da Bien was a battle in the Vietnam War, which took place at dawn on 3 October 1973 when the 207th Regiment of the People's Army of Vietnam (PAVN) was raided by forces of the Army of the Republic of Vietnam while sheltering near the hamlet of Ap Da Bien in Thạnh Hóa District, Long An Province. The battle resulted in the death of over 200 soldiers of the PAVN 207th Regiment, of whom most were ex-students of the Hanoi University of Civil Engineering.

In 1991, a shrine called "Miếu Bắc Bỏ" (meaning "shrine of those who left the North") has been built by the locals of Ap Da Bien to honor the PAVN soldiers who were killed in this battle.^[1]