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The document discusses several aspects of the Vietnam War from the US perspective, including: 1) How the Gulf of Tonkin Resolution gave President Lyndon Johnson authority to escalate US involvement without a formal declaration of war. 2) The increasing US troop levels from 16,000 in 1963 to 500,000 by 1968. 3) The tactics and challenges of fighting in the Vietnamese jungle against an enemy that used guerilla warfare and hid among the civilian population. 4) The US strategy of using air power and defoliants like Agent Orange to destroy jungle cover and force the Viet Cong into open battles, but this failed to change the course of the war.
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- 28. Tin-can Grenades Spiked Ball
- 30. The VC used a variety of everyday objects-in this case, a book-to make booby traps
- 31. Hidden Mines-A favorite spot for a mine was around a fallen tree or log lying across a path… SSgt. James Craig of the 2 nd Squadron, 11 th Cavalry, gingerly inspects a 22-lb Chinese mine during clearing operations near Quan Loi on Dec. 26, 1969
- 33. North Vietnamese Army (NVA) regulars on parade in Hanoi during the 1960’s
- 35. The primary asset for the NVA in the war is a B-40 anti-tank rocket, widely used by the VC
- 36. Mekong Delta villagers are seen in the “black pajamas” of the VC guerrilla with Soviet-designed weapons
- 37. The NVA would use a the wide range of weapons
- 40. Bombers dropping agent Orange
- 41. Before/After: B-mangrove forest sprayed with Agent Orange in 1965. A-1970: the black patches show surviving trees Agent Orange , a chemical that strips leaves from trees, turning jungle into wasteland.
- 42. An A-1 Skyraider drops napalm