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U.S. Air War Against North Vietnam Fails to Slow Infiltration
The United States spent vast resources on bombing North Vietnam from 1964 to 1968, yet the main goal to cut infiltration of men and arms into the South largely failed. Despite limited targets and late March 1965 restrictions, North Vietnamese flow doubled, Viet Cong rebuilt with new Soviet and Red Chinese weapons, and US losses mounted with hundreds of airmen killed or missing.
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