Ambush War Language Sparks Debate in Vietnam Battles
Hal Boyle notes ambush remains the most hated and controversial term in Vietnam warfare. He contrasts ambush with meeting engagement as US and Viet Cong actions unfold in jungle battles, highlighting the semantic dispute over who bears responsibility and the evolving tactics of search and destroy versus direct confrontation.
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Atomic Power An Answer for New England Power
Providence Rhode Island AP University of Rhode Island study suggests atomic energy could reduce New England's costly electrical bills. The regional average exceeds the national average by 1.11 and freight costs for coal account for more than half of the high monthly charge. Dr Roy Grulsen, associate professor of economics, cites fossil fuels as a key driver.
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