The New Leader, Том 51New Leader Pub. Association, 1968 |
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... Vietnamese pacification teams can only visit areas protected by South Vietnamese or American forces . And with the Tet offensive , when the allies were fighting for the cities , the Vietcong and North Viet- namese were able to run wild ...
... Vietnamese pacification teams can only visit areas protected by South Vietnamese or American forces . And with the Tet offensive , when the allies were fighting for the cities , the Vietcong and North Viet- namese were able to run wild ...
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... Vietnamese , have long suf- fered their major frustrations . It is quite true that they control patches of the countryside here and there , that they are capable of " interdict- ing " ( as the military people put it ) most of the roads ...
... Vietnamese , have long suf- fered their major frustrations . It is quite true that they control patches of the countryside here and there , that they are capable of " interdict- ing " ( as the military people put it ) most of the roads ...
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... Vietnamese people have been constantly involved in warfare for over two decades , Corson shows that the great majority of them were left virtually untouched until we began deploying large numbers of combat troops in the spring of 1965 ...
... Vietnamese people have been constantly involved in warfare for over two decades , Corson shows that the great majority of them were left virtually untouched until we began deploying large numbers of combat troops in the spring of 1965 ...
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