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...le, confused chains of command, the results could be disastrous, as at the Battle of Ap Bac. There could also be effective cooperation, including coordination between

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...ngagement that had major media, political, and policy implications, the '''Battle of Ap Bac''' took place between [[Viet Cong]] (VC) and [[Army of the Republic of Viet

His coverage of the Battle of Ap Bac soon led to praise and criticism. One side believed he and other reporters

...r could team up because they weren’t competing.” They both reported on the Battle of Ap Bac.

...cial sources, often considered to begin with the rosy coverage of the 1962 Battle of Ap Bac, with irregularities uncovered by Neil Sheehan and David Halberstam.

Nolting minimized the April 1963 Battle of Ap Bac, saying "The worst thing that happened was Colonel John Paul Vann| Vann's s

...volvement in Vietnam, unity of command problems were evident at the 1963 [[Battle of Ap Bac]], with disagreements internal to South Vietnamese commanders, internal to

...r the Ministry of the Interior, which caused command friction, as at the [[Battle of Ap Bac]], but also protected against coups.

...ing with coups, be shifted from one chain of command for another. At the [[Battle of Ap Bac]], for example, the potent [[armored personnel carrier]]s (APC) had been sh Th [[Battle of Ap Bac]], fought on January 2, 1963, did involve both U.S. advisers to ARVN comman

...subordinates against one another to avoid the formation of opposition; the Battle of Ap Bac was a defeat caused by a lack of unity of command, with conflicts between t South Vietnamese forces, with U.S. advisors, took severe defeats at the Battle of Ap Bac in January,<ref name=Sheehan>{{citation

...ng M113 (armored personnel carrier)|M113 armored personnel carriers at the Battle of Ap Bac, although Vann had cursed him there as timid. As well as using his armor,