Viet Nam War Three-Level Strategy Explained by AP Reporter
Pulitzer winner Peter Arnett outlines a three-level war in Viet Nam. He cites the non Communist force with U S Korea Australia and New Zealand, the regular Vietnamese army, and village militia facing Viet Cong, with escalation of air power and troop totals likely. He warns the conflict could continue indefinitely without broader pacification.
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Morale High Among U S Troops In Vietnam Says General
In a briefing the general says morale remains remarkably high even as protests and congressional debates rage at home. He notes American soldiers cannot easily identify the Viet Cong and North Vietnamese foe, but once identified they harbor a strong, healthy hatred rooted in witnessing comrades fall.
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