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...COSVN (see also [[dau tranh]]). The PAVN supplied the COSVN through the [[Ho Chi Minh trail]].

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{{r|Ho Chi Minh trail}}

...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

...Highway 9]] ran along it. On the west, it bordered Laos and areas of the [[Ho Chi Minh trail]].

| 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

...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

...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

...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

===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

...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

...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

...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

...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

...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

...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

...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

...remote jungle and mountain districts, especially areas that protected the Ho Chi Minh Trail.

...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