Viet Army Proving Slow To Deliver In South Vietnam
The article argues the Viet Nam war remains a counter guerrilla struggle dominated by regional and popular forces. It cites U.S. losses near Saigon and in the delta, note low regular army impact, and describes outpost warfare, high civilian sacrifice, and doubts about Vietnamese readiness to sustain night operations.
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McNamara
U.S
25Th Division
Mekong Delta
Washington
Delta
Vietnam
Rach Kien
Long An
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Questioning Vietnam War Delta Strategy and Vietnam Army Shortfalls
Analyzes Mekong delta stalemate with 80 000 enemy fighters and Saigon’s fragile hold. Notes American troop pressure and limited Vietnamese progress, plus leadership corruption and logistical woes. Discusses advisory methods, officer appointments, and plans to expand Vietnamese forces and training.
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U.S
4Th Corps
Can Tho
Delta
Mekong Delta
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