Episode 6.18 (Vietnam 1955 - 1965)

Episode 6.18 (Vietnam 1955 - 1965)

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Episode 6.19 (Vietnam 1955 -1965)

Military actions in South Vietnam during November and December 1965.  The American Army launch a series of search and destroy operations including operation Hump to find and kill the Viet Cong, yet none of them result in a total victory, thee Viet Cong when they wish are able to ...  Afficher plus

Episode 6.20 (Vietnam 1955 - 1965)

The American bombing of North Vietnam is halted over the 1965 Christmas period.  In this final episode of this series, I look at the state of the American military effort in South Vietnam at the end of 1965 though the prism of the Fulbright Hearing in the US Senate held in Februa ...  Afficher plus

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