Search results

}}, p. 297</ref>, who was succeeded by [[Tran Van Tra]]. Giap's protege, [[Van Tien Dung]], who had been Giap's chief of staff a

...nitiative. The Tet objectives were beyond our strength, concluded General Tran Van Tra, the commander of Vietcong forces in the South: | author = Tran Van Tra

...on of U.S. ground forces, in 1965, is the ''Local War''. According to Gen. Tran Van Tra, the [North Vietnamese] " Party concluded, the "United States was forced to | author = Tran Van Tra

| author = [[Tran Van Tra]] | id = Tran Van Tra, Tet

...ional leaders, the Hanoi leadership decided to give new directions to Gen. Tran Van Tra, who had formed a planning headquarters, in the south, in 1974. While Tra o

...f the population. "The Tet objectives were beyond our strength," concluded Tran Van Tra, the commander of Vietcong forces in the South. "They were based on the sub