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sattari [20]
3 years ago
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What was Operation Rolling Thunder? a sustained bombing campaign against North Vietnam an offensive to show that North Vietnam c

ould still fight a strategy to regain control of the U.S.Embassy in Saigon a plan to give South Vietnam greater military responsibility
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Fantom [35]3 years ago
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Operation Rolling Thunder was a sustained bombing campaign against North Vietnam. This was a campaign run by the troops of the United States and the Republic of Vietnam forces (South Vietnam) and took place from 2nd of March 1965 until 2nd of November 1968. There were several reasons for the operation including stopping the flow of North Vietnamese commodities and men into the South, bombing North Vietnam's transportation system and to boost South Vietnam's morale.
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