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• Van Tien Dung
  '''Van Tien Dung''' (1917-2002) was a general of the [[People's Army of Viet Nam]], who was | title=Personality Profile: General Van Tien Dung}}</ref>
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• Van Tien Dung/Definition
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• Van Tien Dung
  '''Van Tien Dung''' (1917-2002) was a general of the [[People's Army of Viet Nam]], who was | title=Personality Profile: General Van Tien Dung}}</ref>
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• Tran Van Tra
  ...sher = Viking Press | year= 1983}}, pp. 660-664</ref> [[Le Duc Tho]] and [[Van Tien Dung]], #2 in the PAVN, disagreed, and he appealed to [[Le Duan]]. Tra opbtained Tra became a deputy to [[Van Tien Dung]], the military commander of the final 1975 invasion, under the overall com
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• Fall of South Vietnam
  ...74, the North Vietnamese Politburo gave command of the main assault to GEN Van Tien Dung, whose patron was Vo Nguyen Giap. Dung had been the chief of staff and head
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• Vo Nguyen Giap
  }}, p. 297</ref>, who was succeeded by [[Tran Van Tra]]. Giap's protege, [[Van Tien Dung]], who had been Giap's chief of staff at Dien Bien Phu, commanded the 1975
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• South Vietnam's ground war, 1972-1975
  | first = William E. | last = Le Gro}}</ref> Gen. Van Tien Dung, broadcast "In March 1974 the Central Military Party Committee went into se
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• Battle of Dien Bien Phu
  ...WPA, pp. 168</ref> Giap's chief of staff, who managed the logistics, was [[Van Tien Dung]], who would later command the [[fall of South Vietnam|final invasion of So
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