Long War In Vietnam Dominates General's Remarks
In a Washington interview through the Tet crisis the general defends bombing and pacification, notes Viet Cong losses in 1967, and argues Hanoi cannot win a prolonged war. He cites civilian movement, intelligence gains, ARVN performance, and limits of a limited war, while predicting continued U.S. help and potential troop needs.
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