How To Use North vietnam In A Sentence
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As a result, they could not adapt to the fast maneuvering by North Vietnamese fighters during dogfights.
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Edwin Bryon Tucker was flying a flak suppression mission over North Vietnam on 24 April, 1967, when he was shot down.
Tucker, Edwin B.
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In brief terms the action involved a rifle company action in which the infantry were detailed off to intercept a North Vietnamese Army (NVA) battalion that was approaching a firebase from the North which then got into difficulties because of the sudden appearance of a second NVA unit in its rear.
Of New Kit, New Tricks and Cavalry
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For God's sake, he was bayonetted in the shoulder, groin, suffered two broken arms while serving our country ... and went on to endure the the punishment of the North Vietnamese.
Sources: Clinton, Obama supporters discussing exit strategies
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Instead, the primary US focus remained on killing guerrillas and North Vietnamese regulars.
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Eventually, the LULUs were released through an elaborate ceremony on March 28, 1973 where an Asian participant identified as a Laotian handed the LULUs over to the North Vietnamese, who in turn released the LULUs to the US officials.
Long, Stephen G.
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It was necessary to build a conventional ARVN in order to meet that threat, as well as to act against guerrilla forces which were increasing in strength and armament, provided by North Vietnam.
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In Hué, the ancient capital, five thousand infiltrators shed peasant mufti to reveal North Vietnamese uniforms.
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On February 1, 1966 the four-man life raft from the aircraft was found off the coast of North Vietnam approximately 152 miles from the last known position of the aircraft.
Sennett, Robert R.
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Once there, he would be awarded the Navy Commendation Medal and the Bronze Star for missions flown over North Vietnam.
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Add in the relatively bush-league butcheries of Cambodia's Khmer Rouge (2.0 million dead), North Vietnam (1.7 million dead), or North Korea (a mere 1.2 million dead), and you push the score well over 100 million.
"District 9" and UHC
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U.S. forces conducted massive sweeps of areas thought to contain North Vietnamese Army and Viet Cong units.
Between War and Peace
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Panda range once extended from eastern and southern China into North Vietnam and Myanmar.
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But, on Jan. 28, 1973, nearly five years after he supposedly was buried, Ridgeway was repatriated from a North Vietnamese prisoner of war camp.
Parrish, Frank C.
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The U.S. had won its first encounter with the North Vietnamese army.
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It's also behind what may be a renaissance in traditional north Vietnamese cooking.
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For this purpose he emplaced around that base at least two divisions of North Vietnamese regulars.
Burial for a King
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His unit encountered a much larger North Vietnamese force and the patrol leader called in choppers to evacuate his soldiers.
Fisher, David J.
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In counterpoise was the domestic political imperative to avoid the impression that this raid represented a widening of the war, especially given that since July 1968 there had been a two-year bombing pause over North Vietnam.
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My North Vietnamese captors deliberately poisoned and murdered a female missionary, a nurse in a leprosarium in Ban me Thuot,
Benge letter
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Captain Raymond is missing in North Vietnam and was on an F4C at the time of the loss.
Raymond, Paul D.
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Too late, Americans began to realize that the Chinese and Russians and North Vietnamese each had their own, not always matching, agendas, and that if South Vietnam fell to the communists, that did not mean that all the "dominoes" of Southeast Asia would tumble as well.
The Mythology of Munich
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The presence of North Vietnamese Army regulars intermingled with the Viet Cong was becoming more and more evident.
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Most of these U.S. and Indochinese lives could have been saved had Kissinger negotiated a deal with the North Vietnamese in 1969, as urged by Averill Harriman, Clark Clifford, Cyrus Vance and many others.
Fred Branfman: Hillary Clinton's Promoting Kissinger: An Insult to History
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U.S. forces conducted massive sweeps of areas thought to contain North Vietnamese Army and Viet Cong units.
Between War and Peace
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The most bitter objection that has been leveled at U.S. civilian leaders for the air war against North Vietnam was that they micromanaged the campaign by picking bombing targets themselves.
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Under Rather's gentle coaxing, Southards described slaughtering Vietnamese civilians, making his work appear to be that of the North Vietnamese.
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Most histories of the air war focus on the bombing of North Vietnam; yet the United States dropped far more tonnage in the South over the course of the war.
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Then as now, the United States was the wealthiest and most militarily advanced nation in the world, and its air power, it would seem, was more than capable of overcoming North Vietnam's defenses; North Vietnam's limited industrial, communication, and transportation infrastructures ought to be easily destroyable from the air; destroying them would quickly reduce an already desperately poor nation to a terrible state; the United States sought to persuade North Vietnam only to cease its aggression, not to surrender unconditionally; ergo, North Vietnam would do the rational thing: choose a limited loss over ruination, and accept peace.
Slow Squeeze
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His plane was shot down over North Vietnam in 1967.
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Unfortunately, alternatives to bombing the North Vietnam were hard to come by.
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There was pandemonium at the docks as people tried to get out by boat, but the North Vietnamese were just across the river.
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A North Vietnamese Captain stepped forward shouting at us in
Michael Craig Campbell
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In addition, back in January the North Vietnamese had launched what was called the Tet Offensive, a time when they struck—all at once—most of the major cities in South Vietnam, wreaked vast destruction and killed many thousands, both Asian and American.
Noble Norfleet
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News Agency (North Vietnam) clearly showed their ID cards with the caption that they were "captured in Haiphong.
Stier, Theodore G.
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As his company lies incapacitated by dehydration, as weather and geography prevent resupply from helicopters while the company is pinned down by North Vietnamese troops, the captain orders the medics—called "squids"—to pull the IVs from the wounded in order to hydrate the "effectives"—functioning soldiers—so that they can survive the next assault by the enemy and continue the mission.
Twelve Months of Reading
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McCain shattered his knee and broke both arms when he was shot down over North Vietnam in 1967," according to the Times story.
LA Times: John McCain receives disability pension
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On March 14, 1968, Jim and his aircraft commander were sent on a close-air support mission to assist in diversionary fire for a helicopter evacuation about 18 miles southwest of the city of Hue where the 304th North Vietnamese regiment was active.
Hamm, James E.
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On 23 January 1973 Kissinger and the chief North Vietnamese negotiator, Le Duc Tho, initialled a cease-fire agreement in Paris.
