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Losing Binh Dinh: The Failure of Pacification and Vietnamization, 1969-1971

Losing Binh Dinh: The Failure of Pacification and Vietnamization, 1969-1971

Hardcover

Series: Modern War Studies

Armed ForcesMilitary StrategyVietnam War

ISBN10: 0700623523
ISBN13: 9780700623525
Publisher: Univ Pr Of Kansas
Published: Dec 12 2016
Pages: 416
Weight: 1.50
Height: 1.30 Width: 6.30 Depth: 9.20
Language: English

Americans have fought two prolonged battles over Vietnam--one in southeast Asia and one, ongoing even now, at home--over whether the war was unnecessary, unjust, and unwinnable. Revisionist historians who reject this view have formulated many contra-factual scenarios for how the war might have been won, but also put forward one historically testable hypothesis--namely that the war actually was won after the 1968 Tet Offensive, only to be thrown away later through a failure of political will. It is this Lost Victory hypothesis that Kevin M. Boylan takes up in Losing Binh Dinh, aiming to determine once and for all whether the historical record supports such a claim.

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