<meta content="urn:uuid:8b357200-b311-45ee-acc3-6d9ca857b28c" name="Adept.expected.resource"/> </head> <body> <p><br/></p> <h3 style="text-align: center;"><i>List of Names and Terms</i></h3> <p><br/></p> <p>A Fire-Base, or Alpha outpost (Kontum Province)</p> <p>Abandonment Syndrome</p> <p>Abrams, General Creighton William (U.S. Army)</p> <p>Abzug, Bella</p> <p>Agnew, Vice President Spiro 179</p> <p>Air offense strategy</p> <p>Airborne Brigade (Forerunner of Airborne Division)</p> <p>Airborne Division (ARVN)</p> <p>Ai-Tu Base-Camp</p> <p>Alabama</p> <p>Algeria</p> <p>Allied forces</p> <p>A-Luoi area</p> <p>Ambassador Hotel (Los Angeles)</p> <p>America</p> <p>American Advisory Corps or Group</p> <p>American command in Southeast Asia</p> <p>American containment policy</p> <p>American leaders</p> <p><i>American Legion</i> magazine</p> <p>Andersen Air Force Base</p> <p>An-Khe</p> <p>An-Lao Mountains</p> <p>An-Loc</p> <p>Anti-war movement</p> <p>An-Xuyen Province</p> <p>Ap-Bac (My Tho Province)</p> <p>Arab League</p> <p>Arab oil embargo</p> <p>Armed Forces Council (South Vietnam)</p> <p>Armed Forces of Vietnam (coup d’état on November 1, 1963)</p> <p>Armitage, Lieutenant Commander Richard Lee (U.S. Navy)</p> <p>Army of the Republic of Vietnam</p> <p>Army of Vietnam (1949–1954; French Union)</p> <p>ARVN</p> <p>ARVN I Corps and Region</p> <p>ARVN II Corps and Region</p> <p>ARVN III Corps and Region</p> <p>ARVN IV Corps and Region</p> <p>ARVN Ranger units</p> <p>ARVN Special Forces</p> <p>A-Shau Valley</p> <p>Asia</p> <p>Asia-Pacific</p> <p>Asian allies</p> <p>Asian nations</p> <p>Associated States (of Indochina)</p> <p>Auburn University</p> <p>Auriol, President Vincent (France)</p> <p>Australia</p> <p><br/></p> <p>Ba Dinh Square</p> <p>Ba River</p> <p>Bac Kan</p> <p>Bach-Dang Quay (Saigon)</p> <p>Baclieu, or Bac Lieu Province</p> <p>Ban Doc Falls</p> <p>Bahnar (ethnic minority)</p> <p>Ban-Me-Thuot</p> <p>Bao Dai, Emperor and Chief of State of Vietnam</p> <p>Bay Hien Area</p> <p>Be River</p> <p>Beijing</p> <p>Belgium</p> <p>Ben Giang (Quang Nam Province)</p> <p>Ben Hai River</p> <p>Ben Het Area</p> <p>Ben Than</p> <p>Ben Tre Province</p> <p>Berkeley University</p> <p>Bidault, Foreign Minister Georges (France)</p> <p>Bien Hoa Air-Base</p> <p>Bien Hoa Province</p> <p>Binh Dinh Province</p> <p>Binh Duong Province</p> <p>Binh Long Province</p> <p>Binh Thuan Province</p> <p>Binh Tuy Province</p> <p>Binh Xuyen Forces</p> <p>Bo Duc District</p> <p>Bo Xuan Luat (Nationalist revolutionary)</p> <p>Bonnet, Ambassador Henry</p> <p>Borneo</p> <p>Boum Oum, Prince (Laos)</p> <p>Breznew, Leonid</p> <p>Britain</p> <p>British-French Agreements (1945)</p> <p>British Gurkha Division</p> <p>British Royal Forces</p> <p>Broughton, Colonel Jacksel (U.S. Air Force)</p> <p>Brown, General George (U.S. Army)</p> <p>Brush, Peter W.</p> <p>Budapest</p> <p>Buddha</p> <p>Buddhism</p> <p>Buddhist crisis</p> <p>Buddhist leaders</p> <p>Buddhist Struggle Movements</p> <p>Bui Diem, Ambassador</p> <p>Bui Dinh, Colonel (ARVN)</p> <p>Bui Duc Diem, Colonel (ARVN)</p> <p>Bui Phung, Brigadier General (NVA)</p> <p>Bui Quang Doai (Nhân văn and Giai phấm Movement)</p> <p>Bulge Area (Cambodia)</p> <p>Bundy, McGeorge</p> <p>Bundy, William P.</p> <p>Bunker, Ambassador Ellworth</p> <p>Buon Enao</p> <p>Buon Enao Project</p> <p>Burma</p> <p>Buu Loc, Prince (Vietnam)</p> <p><br/></p> <p>C Fire-Base, or Charlie Outpost (Kontum Province)</p> <p>USS <i>C. Turner Joy</i> (destroyer)</p> <p>Calhamer, Allan B.</p> <p>Camau, or Ca Mau City</p> <p>Cambodia</p> <p>Cambodia 1st Military Region</p> <p>Cam Lo Area</p> <p>Cam Lo Fire-Base</p> <p>Cam Rahn Bay</p> <p>Camp David (at Tan Son Nhut Air-Base, Saigon)</p> <p>Can Le Bridge (An Loc)</p> <p>Can Le Fire-Base</p> <p>Can Le River</p> <p>Can Tho Province</p> <p>Canada</p> <p>Canadian International Control Mission (ICC)</p> <p>Canal #16 (Camau)</p> <p>Cao Bang Province and Garrison</p> <p>Cao Ðai Sect (South Vietnam)</p> <p>Cao The Dung</p> <p>Cao van Vien, General (RVNAF)</p> <p>Cấp Tiến Party</p> <p>Capital Military Special Zone (Biệt-Khu Thủ-đô)</p> <p>Capitol Hill</p> <p>Carpentier, General Marcell (French forces)</p> <p>Carrol Fire-Base (Quang Tri Province)</p> <p>Carrot and stick policy</p> <p>Case, U.S. Senator Clifford (Case-Church Amendment)</p> <p>Case-Church Amendment</p> <p>Cat Lai</p> <p>Catroux, General George (French forces)</p> <p>Cease-Fire</p> <p>Cease-fire period (1973–1975)</p> <p>Central Executive Committee (Uỷ-ban Hānh-pháp Trung-ủỏng)</p> <p>Central Highlands</p> <p>Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)</p> <p>Central Office of South Vietnam (COSVN)</p> <p>Central Propaganda and Training Directorate (Cu.c Tuyên Huấn Trung ương; North Vietnam)</p> <p>Central Radio Broadcasting Station (Saigon)</p> <p>Central Treaty Organization (CENTO)</p> <p>Central Vietnam</p> <p>Chan Tin (Catholic priest)</p> <p>Charton, Lieutenant Colonel (French forces)</p> <p>Chau Tam Luan, Buddhist priest</p> <p>Che Lan Vien (poet, North Vietnam)</p> <p>Chen Geng, General (PLA; Red China)</p> <p>Chennault, Major General Claire L. (U.S. Air Force)</p> <p>Chhlong River (Cambodia)</p> <p>Chiang Kei-shek, Marshal (Chinese Nationalist Forces)</p> <p>Chicago</p> <p>USS <i>Chicago</i> (cruiser)</p> <p>China</p> <p>China Sea</p> <p>China theater</p> <p>Chinese communist expansion</p> <p>Chinese Communist Party (CCP)</p> <p>Chinese land reform</p> <p>Chinese Military Advisory Group (CMAG)</p> <p>Chinese Nationalist Forces</p> <p>Chinese Political Advisory Group (CPAG)</p> <p>Cho Lon (Saigon)</p> <p>Cho Moi (North Vietnam)</p> <p>Chon Thanh District</p> <p>Chou En-lai, Prime Minister (PRC)</p> <p>Chu Lai Base-Camp</p> <p>Chu Ngoc (writer, Nhân văn and Giai phấm Movement)</p> <p>Chua Chan Hill (Xuân Lộc)</p> <p>Chung Tan Cang, Vice Admiral (VNN)</p> <p>Chup Rubber Plantation (Cambodia)</p> <p>Church, U.S. Senator Frank</p> <p>Churchill, Prime Minister Winston (Great Britain)</p> <p>Citadel (Hue)</p> <p>Civil Guards (Dân Vệ)</p> <p>Civil Operation and Rural Development Support (CORDS)</p> <p>Civilian Irregular Defense Group (CIDG)</p> <p>Clark Air Force Base (Philippines)</p> <p>Clifford, Clark</p> <p>Clinton, President Bill</p> <p>Co May (Vung Tau)</p> <p>Coalition government</p> <p>Cochinchina</p> <p>Colby, Director William (CIA)</p> <p>Cold War</p> <p>Coleman, William (CIA Saigon Station)</p> <p>Collins, General Joseph Lawton (U.S. Army)</p> <p>Combat forces, American</p> <p>Combat troops, American</p> <p>Combat unit(s), American</p> <p>Commando Hunt (U.S. air campaign)</p> <p>Commando Training Center (Nhatrang)</p> <p>Communism</p> <p>Communist China</p> <p>Communist empire</p> <p>Communist North Vietnam</p> <p>Communist Party</p> <p>Communist regime</p> <p>Communist Tây Nguyên Campaign (March 1975)</p> <p>Communists of North Vietnam</p> <p>Con Thien Base-Camp (DMZ)</p> <p>Confucianism</p> <p>Cong Ly Avenue (Saigon)</p> <p>Cong Ly Bridge (Saigon)</p> <p>Conien, Lieutenant Colonel “Lulu” Lucien (U.S. Army, Saigon Mission)</p> <p>Connection Policy (land reform)</p> <p>Constituent Assembly</p> <p>Convoy of Blood and Tears</p> <p>USS <i>Coral Sea</i> (aircraft carrier)</p> <p>Council of Generals (South Vietnam)</p> <p>Counter-Insurgency Council (White House)</p> <p>Counter-insurgency strategy</p> <p>Counter-insurgency theory</p> <p>Cronkite, Walter</p> <p>Cu Chi District</p> <p>Cu Lao Re</p> <p>Cua Viet (Quang Tri Province)</p> <p>Cultural and Economic Agreements (1954)</p> <p>Cung Son</p> <p><br/></p> <p>D Fire-Base, or Delta Outpost (Kontum Province)</p> <p>D War-Zone (NVA and VC sanctuary)</p> <p>Dai Loe District</p> <p>Ð’i Việt Party</p> <p>Dak-pek (Kontum Province)</p> <p>Dak-to (Kontum Province)</p> <p>Dalat, or Da Lat City</p> <p>Daley, Mayor Richard (Chicago)</p> <p>Dallas, Texas</p> <p>Daly, Ed</p> <p>Dam Doi (Camau)</p> <p>Dambe Rubber Plantation (Cambodia)</p> <p>Danang, or Da Nang City</p> <p>Dang Dinh Hung (writer, Nhân văn and Giai phấm Movement)</p> <p>Dang van Quang, Lieutenant General (ARVN)</p> <p>Dang Xiao-ping (Chinese communist leader)</p> <p>Dao Duy Anh (Nhân văn and Giai phấm Movement)</p> <p>Dap Duon, Colonel (FANK)</p> <p>Darlac Province</p> <p><i>Ðất Mệi</i> (New Land) magazine</p> <p>Dau Giay Crossroads (Xuân Lộc)</p> <p>Dau Tieng District</p> <p>Davidson, Lieutenant General Philip B. (U.S. Army)</p> <p>Day River (North Vietnam)</p> <p>Dawson, A.K.</p> <p>De Castries, Brigadier General Christian (French forces)</p> <p>Decoux, Admiral Jean (French Navy)</p> <p>Defense Attaché Office (DAD)</p> <p>Defense Assistance Vietnam Program</p> <p>Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA; U.S. Defense Department)</p> <p>Defensive strategy</p> <p>Defensive war</p> <p>De Gaulle, President Charles (France)</p> <p>De Lattre de Tassigny, General Jean (French forces)</p> <p>De Lattre Line</p> <p>Dellinger, David</p> <p>Dellinger, John</p> <p>Delta Plan</p> <p>Demilitarized Zone (DMZ)</p> <p>Democratic Republic of Vietnam (DRVN or DRV)</p> <p>Deterrence strategy</p> <p>Dewey, Major Peter A. (U.S. Army, OSS)</p> <p>Dien Bien Phu area</p> <p>Dien Bien Phu Battle</p> <p>Dinh Duc Thien, Major General (NVA)</p> <p>Directorate (South Vietnam’s top organization, 1967)</p> <p>Do Cao Tri, Lieutenant General (ARVN Airborne)</p> <p>Do Kiem, Captain (VNN)</p> <p>Doi Gio (Windy Hill, An Lộc)</p> <p>Doi Ma (Phantom Hill, Xuân Lộc)</p> <p>Domino theory and strategy</p> <p>Don Luan (Phuoc Long Province)</p> <p>Dong Cam (Tuy Hoa Province)</p> <p>Ðông Du (Oriental Studies Abroad)</p> <p>Dong Ha (Quang Tri Province)</p> <p>Dong Ha Bridge</p> <p>Dong Hoi (North Vietnam)</p> <p>Dong Khe (North Vietnam)</p> <p>Dong Long Airfield (An Loc)</p> <p>Dong Long Hill (An Loc)</p> <p>Dong Si Nguyen, Colonel (NVA)</p> <p>Dong van Khuyen, Lieutenant General (ARVN)</p> <p>Donovan, Colonel James A. (U.S. Marine Corps)</p> <p>Donovan, General William J. (U.S. Army, OSS)</p> <p>Duc Co</p> <p>Duc Duc District</p> <p>Duc Hoa District</p> <p>Duc Lap District</p> <p>Duc My</p> <p>Dulles, John F.</p> <p>Duong Hieu Nghia, Colonel (ARVN Armor)</p> <p>Duong Minh Chau (NVA and VC Secret Zone)</p> <p>Duong Phuc (journalist and war reporter, <i>Song Than</i> newspaper, Saigon)</p> <p>Duong van Duc, Lieutenant General (ARVN)</p> <p>Duong van Minh, General (President, South Vietnam)</p> <p>Dutch East Indies (Indonesia)</p> <p>Dutch government (in exile)</p> <p>Duy Tan Hospital (Saigon)</p> <p><br/></p> <p>The East (Asian countries)</p> <p>Eastern Communist Bloc</p> <p>Eastern Europe</p> <p>Eastern European communist countries</p> <p>Eastern front</p> <p>Eastern Truong Son Route or Corridor 613 (Ðưðng Trường Sơn Ðông)</p> <p>Eastertide Offensive, or Communist Summer Campaign (1972)</p> <p>École Militaire Inter-Armes de Dalat (forerunner of the Vietnamese National Military Academy)</p> <p>École des Officiers de Réserve de Thu Duc et de Nam Dinh (Thủ-Ðức and Nam Ðịnh Reserve Officer Schools)</p> <p>Eden, Sir Anthony</p> <p>Ehrlichman, John</p> <p>Eisenhower, President Dwight D.</p> <p>Eisenhower administration</p> <p>Eleven-Point Program</p> <p>Ellsberg, Daniel (The Pentagon Papers)</p> <p>Ely, General Paul (French forces)</p> <p>Elysée Agreements (March 8, 1949)</p> <p>End Sweep Operation (U.S., 1973)</p> <p>Ending the War and Restoring Peace proposal</p> <p>Engelmann, Larry</p> <p>Engels, Frederic</p> <p>USS <i>Enterprise</i> (carrier )</p> <p>Europe</p> <p>European Defense Community (EDC)</p> <p>Evacuation Control Center (DAO<i>,</i> Saigon)</p> <p><i>L’Express</i> (French newspaper) 233</p> <p>External operations (Hành Quân ngo’i-biên)</p> <p><br/></p> <p>Fall, Bernard B.</p> <p>Family syndrome</p> <p>Fan Muong, Brigadier General (FANK)</p> <p>Far East</p> <p>Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)</p> <p>Federal Security Services</p> <p>Felt, Admiral Harry D. (U.S. Navy)</p> <p>Fenwich, Milicent</p> <p>Fisher, Prof. Roger (Harvard University)</p> <p>Fish Hook</p> <p>Flynt, John, Jr.</p> <p>Fontainebleau, France</p> <p>Footboy Operations (U.S. special operations in North Vietnam)</p> <p>Forces Armées Nationales Khmères (FANK)</p> <p>Ford, President Gerald R.</p> <p>Ford Administration</p> <p>Foreign policy, U.S.:</p> <p>Formosa</p> <p>Forrestal, Michael</p> <p>Four-Party Joint Military Teams (FPJMT)</p> <p>France</p> <p>Fraser, Donald</p> <p>Free France (of General De Gaulle)</p> <p>French Deuxième Bureau</p> <p>French Expeditionary Corps</p> <p>French forces</p> <p>French-Indochina</p> <p>French National Assembly</p> <p>French Union</p> <p>Friendship and Assistance Treaty (North Vietnam–Laos, 1975)</p> <p>Fulbright, U.S. Senator William</p> <p>Fuller Fire-Base (Quang Tri Province)</p> <p><br/></p> <p>Gallup poll</p> <p>Gaulois (Gauls)</p> <p>General Offensive campaign (Việt Minh, November 1951)</p> <p>General Offensive (TCK) and General Uprising (TND)</p> <p>General Political Warfare Department (RVNAF; Tổng Cục Chiến-Tranh Chính-Tri., QLVNCH)</p> <p>Geneva</p> <p>Geneva Accords, or Geneva Treaty:</p> <p>Germany</p> <p>Gia Dinh Province</p> <p>Gia Long Street (Saigon)</p> <p><i>Giai Phầm</i> (Nhân văn and Giai phấm Movement literacy pieces selection)</p> <p>Gio Linh District (Quang Tri Province)</p> <p>God</p> <p>Gorbachev, President Mikhail (Russia)</p> <p>Go-Vap</p> <p>Government, U.S.</p> <p>Government of Vietnam (GVN)</p> <p>Gracy, General Douglas (British Royal Forces)</p> <p>Gradualism</p> <p>Grayson, Colonel Eugene (U.S. Army)</p> <p>Great Britain</p> <p>Great Society (Johnson Administration)</p> <p>Greater East Asia Co-Prosperity Sphere (Japan)</p> <p>Green Berets Corps (U.S.)</p> <p>Groupement de Commandos Mixtes Aréoportés (CGMA; Composite Airborne Commandos Group)</p> <p>Guam</p> <p>Guernica (Spanish town)</p> <p>Guernica Vulture Operation</p> <p>Gulf of Tonkin</p> <p>Gulf of Tonkin Resolution</p> <p>Gulf War</p> <p><br/></p> <p>H Fire-Base, or Hotel Outpost (Kontum Province)</p> <p>Ha Long Bay</p> <p>Ha van Lau, Ambassador</p> <p>Habib, Philip</p> <p>Hai Ba Trung Street (Saigon)</p> <p>Haig, General Elexander (U.S. Army)</p> <p>Haiphong, or Hai Phong Harbor</p> <p>Halifax, Lord (ambassador)</p> <p>Ham Tan City</p> <p>Hamilton, Meritt Jane</p> <p>Hamlet Evaluation System</p> <p>Hannah, Norman B.</p> <p>Hanoi</p> <p>Hampden Sydney College</p> <p>Harkins, General Paul (U.S. Army)</p> <p>Harriman, Averell</p> <p>Harriman Line</p> <p>Hartman, Robert</p> <p>Hau Bon City</p> <p>Hau Nghia Province</p> <p>Heng Sarim (Khmer Rouge leader)</p> <p>Hewitt, Robert L.</p> <p>Hickory Operation (MACV<i>)</i></p> <p>Hiep Khanh</p> <p>Higgins, Marguerite</p> <p>Hill 169 (An Loc)</p> <p>Hill 1062 (Thuong Duc)</p> <p>Hilsman, Roger</p> <p>Hilton Hotel (Chicago)</p> <p>Hiroshima (Japan)</p> <p>Ho Chi Minh</p> <p>Ho Chi Minh Campaign</p> <p>Ho Chi Minh Trail</p> <p>Ho Dynasty’s Citadel</p> <p>Ho Hoc lam, Nationalist revolutionary</p> <p>Ho Tan Quyen, Captain (VNN)</p> <p>Ho van Kiet, Major (ARVN)</p> <p>Hoa Binh Province</p> <p>Hoa Hao Sect (South Vietnam)</p> <p>Hoai An District (Binh Dinh Province)</p> <p>Hoai Thanh (writer, North Vietnam)</p> <p>Hoang Cam, Major General (NVA)</p> <p>Hoang Cam (poet, Nhân văn and Giai phấm Movement)</p> <p>Hoang Dan, Brigadier General (NVA)</p> <p>Hoang Minh Thao, Lieutenant General (NVA)</p> <p>Hoang Ngoc Lung, Colonel (ARVN)</p> <p>Hoang Phu Ngoc Tuong, pro-communist activist</p> <p>Hoang Tich Linh (writer, Nhân văn and Giai phấm Movement)</p> <p>Hoang van Chi</p> <p>Hoang Xuan Lam, Lieutenant General (ARVN)</p> <p>Hoi An City</p> <p>Hong Cuong (writer, North Vietnam)</p> <p>Hong Duc (publishing house, Hanoi)</p> <p>Hong Kong</p> <p>Hong Ngu</p> <p>Honolulu</p> <p><i>Honolulu Advertiser</i></p> <p>Honorable withdrawal policy</p> <p>Horseshoe Hill (Xuan Loc)</p> <p>Hre (ethnic minority)</p> <p>Hue City</p> <p>Hull, U.S. Secretary of State Cordell</p> <p>Humphrey, U.S. Vice President Hubert</p> <p>Hundred Flowers Blossom Campaign (Hanoi)</p> <p>Hundred Flowers Campaign (Red China)</p> <p>Hung Loc Hamlet (Xuân Lộc)</p> <p>Hung Nghia Hamlet (Xuân Lộc)</p> <p>Hungary</p> <p>Hun-Sen, Prime Minister (Cambodia)</p> <p>Hunt, Howard (FBI)</p> <p>Huu Loan (poet, Nhân văn and Giai phấm Movement)</p> <p>Huy Can (poet, North Vietnam)</p> <p>Huy Thong (professor, poet; North Vietnam)</p> <p>Huynh Lien (Buddhist nun)</p> <p>Huynh Phu So (founder of Hòa Hẚo Sect)</p> <p>Huynh Tan Nam (pro-communist activist)</p> <p>Huynh Tan Phat, Prime Minister (PRGSV)</p> <p>Huynh van Cao, Lieutenant General (senator, South Vietnam)</p> <p>Huynh van Tam, Lieutenant Colonel (ARVN)</p> <p>Huynh van Ton, Colonel (ARVN)</p> <p>Huynh van Ut, Captain (ARVN)</p> <p><br/></p> <p>Igloo-White air campaign (U.S. air-raids on Ho Chi Minh Trail)</p> <p>India</p> <p>Indochina</p> <p>Indochina Federation</p> <p>Indochina War</p> <p>Indochinese Communist Party (Ðẚng Cộng-Sẚn Ðông Dng)</p> <p>Indochinese Peninsula</p> <p>Indonesia</p> <p>Intelligence School (Fort Cây Mai, Cholon)</p> <p>Intelligence Special Unit</p> <p>International Commission</p> <p>International Communist Aggression and Expansion</p> <p>International Control Commission (ICM)</p> <p>International Monetary Fund</p> <p>Iraqi government</p> <p>Isolation Policy (Land Reform, North Vietnam, 1955–1956)</p> <p>Italy</p> <p><br/></p> <p>Kennedy, U.S. Senator Edward</p> <p>Kennedy, President John F.</p> <p>Kennedy Administration</p> <p>Kennedy, U.S. Senator Robert F.</p> <p>Kennen, George F. (father of Deterrence Concept)</p> <p>Kham Duc</p> <p>Khanh Duong District</p> <p>Khanh Hoa Province</p> <p>Khe sanh</p> <p>Khmère Rouge</p> <p>Khrushchev, Nikita (USSR)</p> <p>Killed in action (KIA)</p> <p>Kim Nhi, Sergeant (ARVN)</p> <p>Kim-Son Restaurant (Saigon)</p> <p>Kissinger, Henry</p> <p>Komer, Robert</p> <p>Kompong-Cham Province (Cambodia)</p> <p>Kompong-Trach Province (Cambodia)</p> <p>Kong Le, Major General (Laotian Neutral Forces)</p> <p>Kontum, or Kon-Tum Province</p> <p>Korea</p> <p>Korean Armistice Agreements (1953)</p> <p>Korean War</p> <p>Kratié Province (Cambodia)</p> <p>Kremlin</p> <p>Krosen, Major General Frederic (U.S. Army)</p> <p>Krott, Rob</p> <p>Krulak, Lieutenant General (U.S. Marine Corps)</p> <p>Kulikov, General Viktor (Soviet Army)</p> <p>Kunming (China)</p> <p>Kwangxi Province (China)</p> <p>Kwanqtung Province (China)</p> <p><br/></p> <p>Lac Long Base-Camp (Tay Ninh Province)</p> <p>Lac Viet</p> <p>Lacouture, Jean (French historian)</p> <p>Lai Chau</p> <p>Lai Khe Base-Camp</p> <p>Laird, Melvin</p> <p>Lake, Anthony</p> <p>Lam Dong Province</p> <p>Lam Quang Thi, Lieutenant General (ARVN)</p> <p>Lam Quang Tho, Major General (ARVN)</p> <p>Lam Son 72 Campaign (ARVN in I Corps and Region)</p> <p>Lam Son 719 Operation (ARVN in Laos, January 1971)</p> <p>Lam van Phat, Major General (ARVN)</p> <p>Land Reform (North Vietnam, 1955–1956)</p> <p>Land Reform Central Committee</p> <p>Lang Son Province and Garrison</p> <p>Lang Wei</p> <p>Lansdale, Major General Edward (U.S. Army, CIA)</p> <p>Lao-Kay, or Lao Cai (North Vietnam)</p> <p>Laos</p> <p>Laos Neutrality Treaty (1962)</p> <p>Laotian Royal Army</p> <p>Le Bac Bridge</p> <p>Le Dat (poet, Nhân văn and Giai phấm Movement)</p> <p>Le Duan, First Secretary (VWP)</p> <p>Le Duc Anh, Lieutenant General (NVA)</p> <p>Le Duc Dat, Colonel (ARVN)</p> <p>Le Duc Tho (communist leader)</p> <p>Le Loi Avenue (Saigon)</p> <p>Le Minh Dao, Brigadier General (ARVN)</p> <p>Le Minh Ngoc, Lieutenant Colonel (ARVN) Airborne</p> <p>Le Ngoc Hien, Brigadier General (NVA)</p> <p>Le Nguyen Khang, Lieutenant General (RVNAF Marine Corps)</p> <p>Le Nguyen Vy, Brigadier General (ARVN)</p> <p>Le Quang Hoa, Brigadier General (NVA)</p> <p>Le Quang Luong, Brigadier General (ARVN)</p> <p>Le Quang Trieu, Major (ARVN)</p> <p>Le Quang Tung, Colonel (ARVN)</p> <p>Le Trong Tan, Lieutenant General (NVA)</p> <p>Le van Chanh, Captain (ARVN)</p> <p>Le van Hung, Brigadier General (ARVN)</p> <p>Le van Kim, Lieutenant General (ARVN)</p> <p>Le van Ngoc, Colonel (ARVN Airborne)</p> <p>Le van Vien, or “Bẚy Viển” (Bình Xuyên Forces)</p> <p>Le Xuan Hieu, Colonel (ARVN)</p> <p>Lea Operation (French Forces, in North Vietnam, 1947)</p> <p>Leclerc, General Jean Phillipe (French forces)</p> <p>Leepson, Marc</p> <p>LeGro, Colonel (U.S. Army)</p> <p>Lehmann, Wolf</p> <p>LeMay, General Curtis (U.S. Air Force)</p> <p>Lenin, Vladimir</p> <p>Lepage, Colonel (French forces)</p> <p>Letourneau, High Commissioner Jean (French in 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(Boun Enao Project)</p> <p>NVA</p> <p>NVA B-3 Front (Tây Nguyên: Kontum, Pleiku and Darlac provinces)</p> <p>NVA B-5 Front (Tri.-Thiên: Northern Quang Tri and Southern Route #9)</p> <p>NVA large units reserved in North Vietnam:</p> <p>NVA large units activated in ARVN I Corps and Region (after Red Summer 1972):</p> <p>NVA large units activated in ARVN II Corps and Region (after Red Summer 1972):</p> <p>NVA large units activated in ARVN III Corps and Region (after Red Summer 1972):</p> <p>NVA I Corps (in South Vietnam during the Ho Chi Minh Final Campaign: 45th Artillery Brigade; 140th Signal Regiment; 202nd Special Weapons Tank Brigade; 229th Engineering Brigade; 308th, 312th, 320B Infantry Divisions; and 367th Anti-Aircraft Brigade):</p> <p>NVA II Corps (164th Artillery Brigade; 203rd Tank Brigade; 219th Engineering Brigade; 304th, 324B, 325th Infantry Divisions; 327th Anti-Aircraft Brigade; and 463rd Signal Brigade)</p> <p>NVA III Corps (7th Engineering Regiment; 10th Infantry Division; 29th Signal Regiment; 203rd Tank Regiment; 234th Anti-Aircraft Regiment; 316th and 320th Infantry Divisions; and 593rd Anti-Aircraft Regiment)</p> <p>NVA IV Corps (6th and 7th Infantry Divisions; 24th and 55th Artillery Regiments; 69th Signal Regiment; 71st Anti-Aircraft Regiment; 341st Infantry Division; and 429th Sapper Regiment)</p> <p>NVA 232nd Tactical Wing (3rd, 5th, 9th Infantry Divisions and 27th Sapper Division)</p> <p>NVA 559th Special Group (on Ho Chi Minh Trail)</p> <p><br/></p> <p>O’Daniel, General John (U.S. Army)</p> <p>Odessa (USSR)</p> <p>OSS</p> <p>Okinawa</p> <p>Old Citadel (Quang Tri Province)</p> <p>Ong Doc River</p> <p>Open-Arms Amnesty (Chính Sách Chiêu Hô`i)</p> <p>Operation Frequent Wing</p> <p>Operation Plan 34A, or OPLAN 34A (U.S.)</p> <p>Operation Plan 37-64, or OPLAN 37-64 (U.S.)</p> <p>Operational Command Headquarters (ARVN; Bộ Tư-Lệnh Hành-Quân)</p> <p>Oriental front</p> <p>OSS (Office of Strategic Services)</p> <p>OSS Team 202, or Deer Team</p> <p>OSS Team 404</p> <p>Oval Office (White House)</p> <p><br/></p> <p>Pacific Ocean</p> <p>Pacific <i>Stars and Stripes</i></p> <p>Pac-Po</p> <p>Pagoda Restaurant (Saigon)</p> <p>Pakistan</p> <p>Palmer, General Bruce (U.S. Army)</p> <p>Parallels:</p> <p>Paris</p> <p>Paris Accords, or Paris Peace Treaty (January 1973)</p> <p>Paris Peace Talks (secret)</p> <p>Parrot’s Beak</p> <p>Partie Communiste du Campuchia (Cambodian Communist Party)</p> <p>Paschall, Rod (editor, <i>Vietnam</i> magazine)</p> <p>Pasquier, Sylviane, French journalist</p> <p>Pathet-Lao</p> <p>Patti, Major Archimedes (U.S. Army, OSS)</p> <p>Peace Corps units</p> <p>Peace with Honor policy</p> <p>Pearl Harbor</p> <p>Pearson, Prime Minister Lester (Canada)</p> <p>Peasants Association (North Vietnam)</p> <p>Pedro Base-Camp (Quang Tri Province)</p> <p>Pegasus Operation (MACV, April 1968)</p> <p>Peking</p> <p>Peng Dehuai, Marshal (PLA)</p> <p>Pentagon</p> <p>Pentagon Papers</p> <p>People’s Army of Vietnam (PAVN)</p> <p>People’s Liberation Army (PLA; Red China)</p> <p>People’s Self-Defense Force (PSDF, Nhân-Dân Ţ.-Vệ)</p> <p>People’s Republic of China</p> <p>Perfume River (Sông Hương; Huê)</p> <p>Personality Cult Disease (Tệ Sùng-bái Cánhân; North Vietnam)</p> <p>Pétain, Marshal Phillipe (French Army)</p> <p>Peterson, Ambassador Douglas “Pet”</p> <p>Pham Chau Tai, Major (ARVN Airborne)</p> <p>Pham Duy Tat, Brigadier General (ARVN Ranger)</p> <p>Pham Hung (communist leader)</p> <p>Pham Ngoc Sang, Brigadier General (VNAF)</p> <p>Pham Ngoc Thao, Colonel (ARVN)</p> <p>Pham Quynh (scholar, minister)</p> <p>Pham van Bach (communist leader)</p> <p>Pham van Dong, Prime Minister (North Vietnam)</p> <p>Pham van Lieu, Colonel (ARVN Ranger)</p> <p>Pham van Phu, Major General (ARVN Airborne)</p> <p>Pham van Phuc, Colonel (ARVN Ranger)</p> <p>Phan Boi Chau (nationalist revolutionary)</p> <p>Phan Hien (communist cadre)</p> <p>Phan Huy Quat, Prime Minister (South Vietnam)</p> <p>Phan Khac Suu (chief of state, South Vietnam)</p> <p>Phan Khoi (journalist and writer, Nhân văn and Giai phấm Movement)</p> <p>Phan Nhat Nam, Captain (ARVN Airborne)</p> <p>Phan Rang</p> <p>Phan Rang Airfield</p> <p>Phan Tan My, Major (ARVN)</p> <p>Phan Thanh Gian College (Can Tho)</p> <p>Phan Thao (journalist, editor)</p> <p>Phan van Huan, Colonel (ARVN Special Forces Airborne)</p> <p>Phan van Khai, Deputy Prime Minister (SRVN)</p> <p>Phan Xuan Nhuan, Brigadier General (ARVN)</p> <p>Phat Diem (North Vietnam)</p> <p>Philippines</p> <p>Phnom-Penh (Cambodia)</p> <p>Phoenix Program (Chương Trình Phương Hoàng)</p> <p>Phoumi Nosavan, General (Laotian Royal Army)</p> <p>Phu Bon Province</p> <p>Phu Cat Airfield</p> <p>Phu Doan (North Vietnam)</p> <p>Phu Ly (North Vietnam)</p> <p>Phu Tho (Saigon)</p> <p>Phu Tuc District (Binh Dinh Province)</p> <p>Phu Yen City</p> <p>Phung Cung (writer, Nhân văn and Giai phấm Movement)</p> <p>Phung Duc Airfield (Ban-Me-Thuot)</p> <p>Phung Hoan (writer, Nhân văn and Giai phấm Movement)</p> <p>Phung van Cung, Minister (PRGSV)</p> <p>Phuoc An District</p> <p>Phuoc Binh City</p> <p>Phuoc Long Province</p> <p>Phuoc Tuy Province</p> <p>Pisor, War Reporter Robert</p> <p>Plain of Jars (Laos)</p> <p>Pleiku, or Plei-Ku Province</p> <p>Pleime</p> <p>Plowman operations (U.S. Maritime Operations in North Vietnam)</p> <p>Pocket Money Operation (U.S., 1972)</p> <p>Podgony, Nicolai (USSR)</p> <p>Poko River</p> <p>Poland</p> <p>Political psychological shortcoming</p> <p>Polgar, Thomas (CIA)</p> <p>Pol Pot (Khmer Rouge leader)</p> <p>Popular Forces (PF)</p> <p>Potsdam Conference and Agreements</p> <p>Presidential Palace (Dinh Ðộc Lập, Saigon)</p> <p>Prisoners of war, American (POWs)</p> <p>Provisional Revolutionary Government of South Vietnam (PRGSV or PRG)</p> <p>Psychological Warfare Division (Cục Tâm lï Chiến)</p> <p><br/></p> <p>Qiang Zhai, Prof. (author)</p> <p>Quan Loi (Binh Long)</p> <p>Quang Duc Province</p> <p>Quang Dung (poet, Nhân văn and Giai phấm Movement)</p> <p>Quang Nam Province</p> <p>Quang Ngai Province</p> <p>Quang Nguyen</p> <p>Quang Tin Province</p> <p>Quang Tri Province</p> <p>Quang Tri’s Old Citadel</p> <p>Quangsi, or Guangxi Province (China)</p> <p>Qui Nhon City</p> <p><br/></p> <p>Radford, Admiral Arthur B. 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(U.S. Army)</p> <p>Strategic Arms Limitation Talks</p> <p>Strategic Hamlets</p> <p>Strategic Technical Directorate (RVNAF; Nha Kỹ-Thuật Quân-lực Việt-nam Cộng-hoà)</p> <p>Subic Naval Base</p> <p>Sullivan, Ambassador William</p> <p>Sully, François (war reporter) 138</p> <p>Summers, Colonel Harry G., Jr.</p> <p>Sung Lam, Brigadier General (NVA)</p> <p>Sunset Avenue (An Lộc)</p> <p>Suoi Cat (Xuân Lộc)</p> <p>Sway-Rieng Province (Cambodia)</p> <p>Sweden</p> <p>Szulc, Tad</p> <p><br/></p> <p>Ta Huu Thien (writer, Nhân văn and Giai phấm Movement)</p> <p>Ta Ngot</p> <p>Taiwan</p> <p>Takeo (Cambodia)</p> <p>Tam Giac Sat (NVA and VC Secret Zone)</p> <p>Tam Ky</p> <p>Tam Quang District</p> <p>Tan An Province</p> <p>Tan Canh (Kontum Province)</p> <p>Tan Khai (Binh Long Province)</p> <p>Tan Phong Rubber Plantation</p> <p>Tân Sơn Nhú.t (Saigon)</p> <p>Tân Sơn Nhú.t Airport and Airfield</p> <p>Tan Trao</p> <p>Tan Tru</p> <p>Taoism</p> <p>Tau-O Stream (Binh Long Province)</p> <p>Tay Ninh Province</p> <p>Taylor, General Maxwell D. 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(U.S. Army)</p> <p>Ton Duc Thang, President (North Vietnam)</p> <p>Ton That Dinh, Lieutenant General (ARVN)</p> <p>Ton That Thien</p> <p>Tonkin (North Vietnam)</p> <p>Tổng Công Kićh and Tổng Nổi-Dậy (TCK and TND)</p> <p>Tonle-Bet (Cambodia)</p> <p>Tourison, Sedgwich, Jr.</p> <p>Training Relation Instruction Mission (TRIM)</p> <p>Tran Bach Dang</p> <p>Tran Dan (poet, Nhân văn and Giai phấm Movement)</p> <p>Tran Dang Khoa, Major (ARVN)</p> <p>Tran Dang Khoi, Lieutenant Colonel (ARVN Airborne)</p> <p>Tran Do, Major General (NVA)</p> <p>Tran Duc Hieu, Colonel (ARVN)</p> <p>Tran Duc Thao, Prof. (writer, Nhân văn and Giai phấm Movement)</p> <p>Tran Duy (writer, Nhân văn and Giai phấm Movement)</p> <p>Tran Hung Dao Base-Camp (RVNAF’s headquarters, Tan Son Nhut, Saigon)</p> <p>Tran Hung Dao Boulevard (Saigon)</p> <p>Tran Le Van (writer, Nhân văn and Giai phấm Movement) 49</p> <p>Tran Minh Cong, Lieutenant Colonel (ARVN)</p> <p>Tran Ngoc Lieng</p> <p>Tran Ngoc Nhuan (Senator, South Vietnam)</p> <p>Tran Quang Khoi, Brigadier General (ARVN Armor)</p> <p>Tran Qui Hai, Major General (NVA)</p> <p>Tran Quoc Lich, Brigadier General (ARVN Airborne)</p> <p>Tran Thien Khiem, General (Prime Minister South Vietnam)</p> <p>Tran Thieu Bao (publisher, Nhân văn and Giai phấm Movement)</p> <p>Tran Trong Kim, Prime Minister (Vietnam)</p> <p>Tran van Binh, Lieutenant Colonel (ARVN)</p> <p>Tran van Do (foreign minister, Vietnam)</p> <p>Tran van Don, Lieutenant General (senator, South Vietnam)</p> <p>Tran van Giau (communist leader)</p> <p>Tran van Hai, Brigadier General (ARVN Ranger)</p> <p>Tran van Huong, President (South Vietnam)</p> <p>Tran van Minh, Lieutenant General (VNAF)</p> <p>Tran van Nhut, Brigadier General (RVNAF Marine)</p> <p>Tran van Tra</p> <p>Trang Lon (Tay Ninh)</p> <p>Trem River (Camau)</p> <p>Trinh Khanh Vang</p> <p>Trinh Tieu, Colonel (ARVN)</p> <p>Truman, President Harry S.</p> <p>Truman Administration</p> <p>Truman Doctrine</p> <p>Truong Boi Cong (nationalist revolutionary)</p> <p>Truong Chinh (communist leader)</p> <p>Truong Huu Duc, Colonel (ARVN Armor)</p> <p>Truong Nhu Tang, Minister (PRGSV)</p> <p>Trương-Sơn Range (Long Mountains)</p> <p>Truong Tuu (pen name Nguyen Bach Khoa; writer, Nhân văn and Giai phấm Movement)</p> <p>Tu Dam Pagoda</p> <p>Tu Do Avenue (Saigon)</p> <p><i>Ţ. Do</i> (Liberty) newspaper</p> <p>Tu Phat (writer, Nhân văn and Giai phấm Movement)</p> <p>Tulane University</p> <p>Tuy Hoa City</p> <p>Tuyen Duc Province</p> <p>Tuyen Quang (North Vietnam)</p> <p>Two-Party Joint Commission</p> <p><br/></p> <p>U Thant, General Secretary (United Nations)</p> <p>Ulmer, Colonel W. F. (U.S. Army)</p> <p>U-Minh Forest (Camau)</p> <p>Unilateral Convention Force Reduction (USSR, 1968)</p> <p>United Association for Independence of Vietnam (Việt-Nam Ðộc-Lập Ðồng-Minh Hội, or Việt Minh)</p> <p>United Association for Reconquering of Vietnam (Việt-Nam Phục-Quốc Ðồng-Minh Hội)</p> <p>United Buddhist Church (Giáo Hội Phật Giáo Thống Nhất)</p> <p>United Nations</p> <p>United States of America</p> <p>U.S. Air Force</p> <p>U.S. Army</p> <p>U.S. Congress</p> <p>U.S. Department of Defense (DOD)</p> <p>U.S. embassy:</p> <p>U.S. Marine Corps</p> <p>U.S. National Guards</p> <p>U.S. National Security Council (NSC)</p> <p>U.S. Navy</p> <p><i>U.S. News and World Report</i></p> <p>U.S. Overseas Mission (USOM)</p> <p>U.S. Special Forces</p> <p>U.S. State Department</p> <p>U.S. tactical and strategic commands:</p> <p>USSR</p> <p>U-Tapao Royal Air Force Base (Thailand)</p> <p><br/></p> <p>Valluy, General Jean-Etienne (French forces)</p> <p>Van Ba Ninh, Lieutenant Colonel (ARVN Airborne)</p> <p>Van Cao (music composer and poet, Nhân văn and Giai phấm Movement)</p> <p>Van Tien Dung, General (NVA)</p> <p>Vann, John Paul</p> <p>Vichy government</p> <p>Vientiane</p> <p>Việt Bắc (northern region of North Vietnam)</p> <p>Việt Cộng (VC)</p> <p>Việt Gian</p> <p>Việt Minh</p> <p>Vietnam</p> <p>Vietnam Air Force (VNAF)</p> <p>Vietnam Democratic Socialist Party (Ðẚng Dân-Chủ Xã-Hội Việt Nam)</p> <p>Vietnam era</p> <p><i>Vietnam</i> magazine</p> <p>Vietnam National United Front (Mặt-trận Quốcgia Thống-nhất Việt Nam)</p> <p>Vietnam Nationalist Party (Việt Nam Quốc Dân Ðẚng, VNQD–)</p> <p>Vietnam Navy (VNN)</p> <p>Vietnam Revolutionary United Association (Việt Nam Cách-Mạng Ðồng-Minh Hội)</p> <p>Vietnam syndrome</p> <p>Vietnam Veterans Memorial Wall</p> <p>Vietnam War(s)</p> <p>Vietnam Workers’ Party (VWP; Ðẚng Lao-Ðộng Việt Nam)</p> <p>Vietnamese communist leaders</p> <p>Vietnamese Democratic Party (Ðẚng Dân Chủ Việt Nam)</p> <p>Vietnamese National Army (1949–1954)</p> <p>Vietnamese Survey Office (forerunner of the Vietnamese Central Intelligence Services [Phủ Ðặc-uỷ Trung-ương Tình-báo])</p> <p>Vietnamization</p> <p>Vinh City</p> <p>Vinh Binh Province</p> <p>Vinh Loc, Lieutenant General (ARVN)</p> <p>Vinh Long Province</p> <p>Vinh Yen</p> <p>Vladivostok (USSR)</p> <p>Vo Bam, Colonel (NVA)</p> <p>Vo Dinh (Kontum Province)</p> <p>Vo Dong Giang, Brigadier General (PAVN)</p> <p>Vo Nguyen Giap, General (PAVN)</p> <p>Vo Trung Thu, Lieutenant Colonel (ARVN)</p> <p>Vo van Kiet, Prime Minister (SRVN)</p> <p>Vu Hong Khanh</p> <p>Vu Lang, Brigadier General (NVA)</p> <p>Vu Quoc Thuc, Prof. (dean of Law University, Saigon)</p> <p>Vu van Giai, Brigadier General (ARVN)</p> <p>Vu van Mau, Prime Minister (South Vietnam)</p> <p>Vung Tau Constitution (Hiến Chương Vṵng Tàu)</p> <p>Vung Tau Harbor</p> <p>Vuong Mong Long, Major (ARVN Ranger)</p> <p><br/></p> <p>Walt, General Lewis W. (U.S. Marine)</p> <p>Wampoa Political and Military Academy (China)</p> <p>War of Attrition (protracted war)</p> <p>War cabinet (South Vietnam)</p> <p>Warsaw Pact</p> <p>Wasada University (Tokyo)</p> <p>Washington</p> <p>Washington Army and Navy Club</p> <p><i>Washington Post</i></p> <p>Watergate scandal</p> <p>Watts, William</p> <p>Wayne, Senator Morse</p> <p>Wedemeyer, General Albert C. (U.S. Army)</p> <p>Weeler, General Earle G. (U.S. Army)</p> <p>Wei Guoqing, General (PLA)</p> <p>Wells, Summer</p> <p>The West (Occidental countries)</p> <p>West Germany</p> <p>Western Alliance</p> <p>Western allies</p> <p>Western Europe</p> <p>Western front</p> <p>Western powers</p> <p>Western Truong Son Route (Ðường Trường Sơn Tây [Ho Chi Minh Trail])</p> <p>Westmoreland, General William C. (U.S. Army)</p> <p>Weyand, General Frederic (U.S. Army)</p> <p>White House</p> <p>Williams, General Samuel (U.S. Army)</p> <p>Wilson, Colonel Samuel (U.S. Army, CIA)</p> <p>Wilson, Colonel William (U.S. Army)</p> <p>Withrow, Captain James (U.S. Navy, OSS)</p> <p>Work’s Personal Spirit Party (Ðẚng Cần-Lao Nhân-Vi.)</p> <p>World Air Boeing 727s</p> <p>World Bank</p> <p>World order</p> <p>World War II</p> <p><br/></p> <p>X Article</p> <p>Xa-Mat outpost (Tay Ninh Province)</p> <p>Xuan Dieu (poet, North Vietnam)</p> <p>Xuan Loc City (Long Khanh Province)</p> <p><br/></p> <p>Y Bloc, Colonel (NVA)</p> <p>Y Fire-Base, Yankee outpost (Kontum Province)</p> <p>Yalta Conference</p> <p>Yalu River (Manchuria)</p> <p>Yarmolinsky, Adam</p> <p>Yen Bai (North Vietnam)</p> <p>Yippies (Youth International Party)</p> <p>Young Turks</p> <p>Youth Shock Group (Ðoàn Thanh-niên Xung-phong)</p> <p>Yunnan Province (China)</p> <p>Yunnan Railroad</p> <p><br/></p> <p>Zumwalt, Admiral Elmo R., Jr. (U.S. Navy)</p> </body> </html>