Some articles on north, north vietnamese, vietnamese:
Land Reform In Vietnam
... Land reform in Vietnam was a program of land reform in North Vietnam from 1953 to 1956 ... Former North Vietnamese government official Nguyen Minh Can, told RFA’s Vietnamese service "The land reform was a massacre of innocent, honest people, and using ... Reports from North Vietnamese defectors at the time suggested that 50,000 were executed ...
... Land reform in Vietnam was a program of land reform in North Vietnam from 1953 to 1956 ... Former North Vietnamese government official Nguyen Minh Can, told RFA’s Vietnamese service "The land reform was a massacre of innocent, honest people, and using ... Reports from North Vietnamese defectors at the time suggested that 50,000 were executed ...
Military History Of Laos - Royal Lao Army - 1969 To 1973
... During the June 1969 rainy season, the Pathet Lao and two North Vietnamese battalions, using Soviet tanks, pushed the Royal Lao Army and the Neutralists out of their base at Muang Sua northwest of ... A new North Vietnamese army division joined the battle shortly thereafter and by February, 1970, had regained all of the devastated plain ... offensives in the south, engaging an even greater number of North Vietnamese forces ...
... During the June 1969 rainy season, the Pathet Lao and two North Vietnamese battalions, using Soviet tanks, pushed the Royal Lao Army and the Neutralists out of their base at Muang Sua northwest of ... A new North Vietnamese army division joined the battle shortly thereafter and by February, 1970, had regained all of the devastated plain ... offensives in the south, engaging an even greater number of North Vietnamese forces ...
Battle Of Đức Cơ
... c Cơ was a major engagement between the North Vietnamese 5th Battalion of the 33rd Regiment and the South Korean 3rd Battalion of the 1st Cavalry Regiment ... The battle resulted from North Vietnamese attempts to infiltrate Đức Cơ from Cambodia ... On the night of August 9, the reinforced North Vietnamese 5th Battalion attacked a Korean tactical base in Đức Cơ, when the airborne were alerted to prevent the Defeated North ...
... c Cơ was a major engagement between the North Vietnamese 5th Battalion of the 33rd Regiment and the South Korean 3rd Battalion of the 1st Cavalry Regiment ... The battle resulted from North Vietnamese attempts to infiltrate Đức Cơ from Cambodia ... On the night of August 9, the reinforced North Vietnamese 5th Battalion attacked a Korean tactical base in Đức Cơ, when the airborne were alerted to prevent the Defeated North ...
Military History Of Laos - Royal Lao Army - 1961 To 1968
... Because the North Vietnamese did not respect the withdrawal requirement, the United States stepped up military aid to the Lao Government, but avoided sending ground troops into Laos ... In October 1964, in response to an offensive by the Pathet Lao and North Vietnamese to expel the Neutralists from the Plain of Jars, the United States began providing air support against Pathet Lao ... Meanwhile, in southern Laos, where the North Vietnamese had been working steadily every dry season to expand the Ho Chi Minh Trail leading into South Vietnam, the intensity of the air war also grew ...
... Because the North Vietnamese did not respect the withdrawal requirement, the United States stepped up military aid to the Lao Government, but avoided sending ground troops into Laos ... In October 1964, in response to an offensive by the Pathet Lao and North Vietnamese to expel the Neutralists from the Plain of Jars, the United States began providing air support against Pathet Lao ... Meanwhile, in southern Laos, where the North Vietnamese had been working steadily every dry season to expand the Ho Chi Minh Trail leading into South Vietnam, the intensity of the air war also grew ...
Battle Of Ban Houei Sane - Battle
... Ban Houei Sane also detected increasing North Vietnamese movements along the Ho Chi Minh Trail ... That tremendous build-up came as a result of North Vietnam's decision to launch an all-out attack on Allied forces during the Tet celebrations ... to lure American combat units away from the major cities the North Vietnamese High Command decided to launch the first strike on 21 January 1968, regular units of the North Vietnamese ...
... Ban Houei Sane also detected increasing North Vietnamese movements along the Ho Chi Minh Trail ... That tremendous build-up came as a result of North Vietnam's decision to launch an all-out attack on Allied forces during the Tet celebrations ... to lure American combat units away from the major cities the North Vietnamese High Command decided to launch the first strike on 21 January 1968, regular units of the North Vietnamese ...
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