What was the 1968 offensive launched by the north vietnamese against the south vietnamese called?

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<span>The 1968 offensive that was launched was called the Tet Offensive, which was launched on January 30th. It was a major engagement which caused heavy losses to American and south Vietnamese troops.</span>

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