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...aos, providing [[close air support]] to Lao government forces fighting the Pathet Lao and [[People's Army of Viet Nam]]

...World War, '''Souphanouvong affiliated''' with the Communist side and the Pathet Lao. With his half-brothers, he was politically active before and during the Vi

...tion in 1962. That coalition broke up when the Communist Souphanouvong and Pathet Lao withdrew.

The Communist Pathet Lao assumed control of the country in 1975 and followed a close diplomatic rela

...fore they were even in sight. With a song and a dance, they organized the Pathet Lao, a communist movement whose existence depended solely on their support....

...olvement as well as the continuing effects of North Vietnam sponsoring the Pathet Lao.

...o-Lum: while the ethnic minorities had provided most of the troops for the Pathet Lao army, their leaders were confined to symbolic roles in front organisations

...ion of the "Land of Laos" organization, or Pathet Lao. Unquestionably, the Pathet Lao were Communist-affiliated. Nevertheless, they soon became a focus of U.S. c

...he South: Group 759 ran sea-based operations, while Group 959 supplied the Pathet Lao by land routes. <ref name=Goscha2002>{{citation ...tnam Center}}</ref>. Group 959 also provided secure communications to the Pathet Lao. <ref name=NSAVN-3>{{citation

...did not have cohesive government: two Laotian provinces were run Communist Pathet Lao bands under Prince Souphanouvong. His halfbrother, Prince Souvanna Phouma, ...that it was being assisted by the US in the Laotian Civil War against the Pathet Lao, CIA established a unit from United States Army Special Forces, who arrived

...itary technical aid from the increasingly active Communist insurgency, the Pathet Lao. This assistance started in January 1955, directed by a new part of the Emb | accessdate =6 March 2013 }}</ref> The Pathet Lao slaughtered tens of thousands of Hmong tribesmen.<ref>Jane Hamilton-Merritt

...Hmong Montagnards in Laos, who favored neither the Lao government nor the Pathet Lao. <ref name=Clymer2006>{{citation

...he South: Group 759 ran sea-based operations, while Group 959 supplied the Pathet Lao by land routes. <ref name=Goscha2002>{{citation ...s were not his focus. Group 959 also provided secure communications to the Pathet Lao. <ref name=NSAVN-3>{{citation

*Viet Minh-associated Free Laotian Pathet Lao

It was the Pathet Lao that most concerned the Eisenhower, and early Kennedy Administrations. In 1