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| chapter = Chapter 3 - "To Die in the South": SIGINT, the Ho Chi Minh Trail, and the Infiltration Problem, [Deleted] 1968 | chapter = Chapter 3 - "To Die in the South": SIGINT, the Ho Chi Minh Trail, and the Infiltration Problem, [Deleted] 1968

...], Dong was the efficient government official supporting the charismatic [[Ho Chi Minh]], running the country.

...and eventually a contact informs him of what he believes to be a fairy in Ho Chi Minh city. The contact is Nguyen Xuan.

...ut now are conveniently available as scans on websites. See the notes on [[Ho Chi Minh]], for example, where there are references to Politburo documents. [[User:H

...for "open arms").<ref>SOG-1970, p. B-7</ref> Some were sent back into the Ho Chi Minh trail area as part of a program, run jointly by MACV-SOG, the CIA, and Viet | title = The Ho Chi Minh trail campaign

...ons against infiltration from the North into the south, often through the [Ho Chi Minh Trail sanctuaries in Laos and Cambodia, with the operational goal of making

Its capital is [[Hanoi]], but its largest city is now called [[Ho Chi Minh]] city, formerly [[Saigon]].

...], [[Lao Cai]]), and also to Hanoi, where there are road and rail links to Ho Chi Minh City.

...lateral war, in which we acted in accordance with the request of President Ho Chi Minh...to wage only political and peaceful struggle...not armed struggle..." Tra

===Black Crow: truck detection on the Ho Chi Minh trail=== ...ps, detected the "static" produced by the ignition system of trucks on the Ho Chi Minh trail, from distances up to 10 miles, and MASINT#Cueing |cue weapons onto t

...nder]] activity against North Vietnam, as well as operations against the [[Ho Chi Minh trail]] in [[Laos]] and [[Cambodia]]. The main intelligence center that pro

...everal phases before the final large-scale attack, which was called the '''Ho Chi Minh campaign'''. Even in that attack, the PAVN adjusted to changing conditions; =="Ho Chi Minh campaign"==

...al federation between independence from colonialism and final communism. [[Ho Chi Minh]] described the ideas in this document as his epiphany in politics, reconci | title = Ho Chi Minh: The Missing Years, 1919-1941

Robert McNamara said that Diem used Nhu to contact [[Ho Chi Minh]] in the fall of 1963. <ref name=McNamaraRetrospect>{{citation

**III Corps at [[Ho Chi Minh City|Saigon]] for the southern part of the country; this later split off IV

...ded, among other goals, to "reduce trafficability" along portions of the [[Ho Chi Minh Trail]], which [[Democratic Republic of Vietnam|Hanoi]] used to move men an

...is not necessarily the first requisite for a Vietnamese leader. As with [[Ho Chi Minh]], organizational ability is important, as well as a perception of moral au ...ks division of Random House}}, McNamara, pp. 113-114 </ref> McNamara saw Ho Chi Minh also in favor of a neutral solution.<ref>McNamara, p. 119</ref>

* Duiker, William J. ''Ho Chi Minh'' (2000). [http://www.amazon.com/Ho-Chi-Minh-William-Duiker/dp/078688701X/r * Tin, Bui. ''Following Ho Chi Minh: The Memoirs of a North Vietnamese Colonel'' (1999) Primary source. Highly

...When this did not provide the desired intelligence data, they released [[Ho Chi Minh]] from jail, and he returned to lead an underground centered around the Com ...they supported ICP-led action against the Japanese and French colonizers. Ho Chi Minh's greatest accomplishment during this period was unifying urban nationalist

...and 1945, the power vacuum after the Japanese ''coup de force'' in 1945, [[Ho Chi Minh]]'s call for a general uprising from [[:vi:Chiến_khu_Tân_Trào|Tân Trà Ho Chi Minh, founder and leader of the [[Viet-Minh]], called for the general uprising--