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  • Ho Chi Minh trail
    ...ongBridge.jpg|right|350px|A view from the Dakrong Bridge, the start of the Ho chi Minh Trail.}} The '''Ho Chi Minh Trail''' was the name given to a complex multi-route means of conveying troops, a
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  • Dong Sy Nguyen/Definition
    [[People's Army of Viet Nam]] officer commanding operations of the [[Ho Chi Minh trail]]
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  • Operation IGLOO WHITE/Definition
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  • Dong Sy Nguyen
    ...m commander of the 559th Transportation Group, which actually operated the Ho Chi Minh trail. After the war, he rose to lieutenant general in the logistical side of the
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  • National Security Agency and Southeast Asia, 1954-1961/Related Articles
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  • National Highway 9 (Vietnam)/Related Articles
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  • Dong Sy Nguyen/Related Articles
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  • Battle of the Ia Drang/Related Articles
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  • Vietnamization/Related Articles
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  • Quang Binh Province/Related Articles
    {{r|Ho Chi Minh trail}}
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  • Vietnamese Communist grand strategy/Related Articles
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  • Nghe An Province
    ...o Chi Minh]] and [[Chu Huy Man]]. Nghe An was the starting point of the [[Ho Chi Minh trail]].
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  • U.S. support to South Vietnam before Gulf of Tonkin/Related Articles
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  • John Prados/Bibliography
    *''The Blood Road: The Ho Chi Minh Trail and the Vietnam War''
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  • Bui Tin
    ...If Johnson had granted Westmoreland's requests to enter Laos and block the Ho Chi Minh trail, Hanoi could not have won the war... if all the bombing had been concentrat ...yen]], commander of the [[559th Transportation Group]], which operated the Ho Chi Minh trail, as most fearing even a limited paratroop or heliborne ground attack.
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  • Vietnam War/Related Articles
    *BARREL ROLL: Covert bombing campaign against the [[Ho Chi Minh Trail]]
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  • Laos/Related Articles
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  • Vietnam wars/Related Articles
    *BARREL ROLL: Covert bombing campaign against the [[Ho Chi Minh Trail]]
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  • Quang Binh Province
    During the war, the [[Ho Chi Minh trail]] roughly paralleled the current [[National Highway 1 (Vietnam)|National Hi
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  • Foreign internal defense/Related Articles
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  • French Indochina/Related Articles
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  • Central Office for South Vietnam
    ...COSVN (see also [[dau tranh]]). The PAVN supplied the COSVN through the [[Ho Chi Minh trail]].
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  • Republic of Vietnam/Related Articles
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  • Cambodia/Related Articles
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  • Air operations in the Vietnam War
    ...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 the g
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  • I Corps tactical zone
    ...Highway 9]] ran along it. On the west, it bordered Laos and areas of the [[Ho Chi Minh trail]].
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  • National Security Agency and Southeast Asia, 1954-1961
    | 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
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  • Paris Peace Talks
    ...am. However, reconnaissance overflights of the North and bombing of the [[Ho Chi Minh trail]] and North Vietnamese targets in South Vietnam continued. During Nixon's
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  • Thailand
    ...nder]] activity against North Vietnam, as well as operations against the [[Ho Chi Minh trail]] in [[Laos]] and [[Cambodia]]. The main intelligence center that processed
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  • Nha Ky Thuat
    ...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 Vietnamese | title = The Ho Chi Minh trail campaign
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  • Radiofrequency MASINT
    ===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 the tru
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  • Operation POPEYE
    ...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 and mate
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  • Vietnamese Communist grand strategy
    ...greatly concerned with even a limited ground invasion that would cut the [[Ho Chi Minh trail]]. ...plan made some sense as a Mao Phase III operation, because moving from the Ho Chi Minh trail in Cambodia, in central Vietnam (i.e., ARVN [[II Corps tactical zone]]), wi
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  • Vietnam War ground technology
    ...g-range, clandestine ground penetration teams, of air attack against the [[Ho Chi Minh trail]]. This section focuses on [[battlefield air interdiction]] against the [[Ho Chi Minh trail]], without consideration if the location of the specific surveillance and s
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  • Ho Chi Minh
    ...ng the [[559th Transportation Group]] to construct what would become the [[Ho Chi Minh trail]]. Effectively becoming the chief diplomat, Ho again traveled to the Soviet
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  • Operation Rolling Thunder
    ...hile they used trucks, a substantial amount of the material moved down the Ho Chi Minh Trail was moved by human power. An innovation of the North Vietnamese was a cargo
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  • General Offensive-General Uprising
    ...e elections were over, North Vietnam developed a new plan to move from the Ho Chi Minh trail in Cambodia, in central Vietnam (i.e., ARVN [[II Corps tactical zone]]), wi
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  • U.S. support to South Vietnam before Gulf of Tonkin
    ...Communications intercepts in 1959, for example, confirmed the start of the Ho Chi Minh trail and other preparation for large-scale fighting. ...ce &mdash; communications intelligence about the organization building the Ho Chi Minh trail &mdash; Hanoi's involvement in the developing strife became evident. Not u
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  • Vietnamization
    ...remote jungle and mountain districts, especially areas that protected the Ho Chi Minh Trail.
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  • Vietnam, war, and the United States
    ...he 559th Transportation Group, established to build what was to become the Ho Chi Minh trail; other logistic groups also were created at the same time. <ref name=Goscha | chapter = Chapter 3 - "To Die in the South": SIGINT, the Ho Chi Minh Trail, and the Infiltration Problem, [Deleted] 1968
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  • Joint warfare in South Vietnam 1964-1968
    ...e elections were over, North Vietnam developed a new plan to move from the Ho Chi Minh trail in Cambodia, in central Vietnam (i.e., ARVN II Corps tactical zone), with a ...ref>McNamara, p. 153</ref> Neither bombing of the North itself, nor of the Ho Chi Minh trail, greatly threatened thinking in the Politburo. Unknown to the U.S., their g
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  • Tet Offensive
    ...of North Vietnam and neighboring parts of Laos secured the start of the [[Ho Chi Minh trail]], so observation was needed, as well a base presence that could threaten a
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  • Battle of Khe Sanh
    ...explore and gather intelligence on the PAVN logistical system known as the Ho Chi Minh Trail, operated by the 559th Transportation Group. ...he DMZ; and as an eventual jump-off point for ground operations to cut the Ho Chi Minh Trail."<ref>William C. Westmoreland, ''A Soldier Reports'' New York: Doubleday, p
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  • Controlling close support to ground forces
    ...m Vietnam and the Persian Gulf War. U.S. Air Ground Operations Against the Ho Chi Minh Trail, 1966-1972
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  • Vietnam wars
    ...Communications intercepts in 1959, for example, confirmed the start of the Ho Chi Minh trail and other preparation for large-scale fighting. ...than in 1972. During Rolling Thunder and other air operations against the Ho Chi Minh trail, airpower was of limited effect in stopping the logistics of a guerrilla wa
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  • Signals intelligence from 1954 to 1979
    ...decision to create the [[559th Transportation Group]] and establish the [[Ho Chi Minh Trail]], about which there seems to have been significant SIGINT, was in May 1959 | chapter = Chapter 3 - "To Die in the South": SIGINT, the Ho Chi Minh Trail, and the Infiltration Problem, [Deleted] 1968
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  • South Vietnam's ground war, 1972-1975
    ...e, to concentrate on battlefield air interdiction of specific areas on the Ho Chi Minh trail or other critical points. Essentially, the aircraft only provided close air ...bombing it was possible to solve the logistics problem by modernizing the Ho Chi Minh trail with 12,000 more miles of roads, as well as a fuel pipeline along the Trail
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  • Foreign internal defense operations
    ...ary in the country, does this make sense. In the case, for example, of the Ho Chi Minh trail, any useful level of interdiction required either high-risk direct observat ...m Vietnam and the Persian Gulf War. U.S. Air Ground Operations Against the Ho Chi Minh Trail, 1966-1972
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  • History of Laos
    ...he frontier zone as a safe haven and transport route (later known as the [[Ho Chi Minh trail]]). Suvannaphūmā turned a blind eye to this rather than risk the unity of ...ith in its value. As the [[Vietnam War]] began to escalate, the use of the Ho Chi Minh trail as a supply route from North Vietnam to the communist forces in the south i
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  • Vietnam War
    ...Communications intercepts in 1959, for example, confirmed the start of the Ho Chi Minh trail and other preparation for large-scale fighting. This information may not ha ...operations against targets in Cambodia and Laos, principally against the [[Ho Chi Minh trail]]. B-52 use in the major [[Operation Linebacker I]] and [[Operation Linebac
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  • U.S. intelligence activities in Asia-Pacific
    ...the Pathet Lao, the White Star teams harassed the North Vietnamese on the Ho Chi Minh trail, which had been formed in May 1959 under the North Vietnamese Army's 559th ...et information on men and materiel being moved into South Vietnam over the Ho Chi Minh Trail.
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  • National Security Agency
    | chapter = Chapter 3 - "To Die in the South": SIGINT, the Ho Chi Minh Trail, and the Infiltration Problem, [Deleted] 1968
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