Here is the excerpt from A Rumor of War which best illustrates Vietnam's uncomfortable climate:
<span><em>The tedium was occasionally relieved by a large-scale search-and-destroy operation, but the exhilaration of riding the lead helicopter into a landing zone was usually followed by more of the same hot walking, with the mud sucking at our boots and the sun thudding against our helmets while an invisible enemy shot at us from distant tree lines.</em></span>
I believe the answer is: the Root-Takahira Agreement
In the Root-Takahira Agreement, The united states government agreed to let go of American influence in China and not intervene in Japanese's effort to invade China. In return, the Japanese government had to hand over Philippines' territory to united states.
Venice, the city, is spread across 120 islands and was the center of learning, translation, and printing. It was the home of Marco polo.
Venice was Europe's primary seaport during the Middle Ages and served as a bridge for trade and cultural exchange with Asia. The Venetian explorer and trader Marco Polo spent time traveling along the Silk Road between his hometown and many Asian nations in an effort to do business and discover new civilizations.
Venice is acknowledged as a part of the cultural and architectural heritage of the entire human race, which is a suitable position for a city whose 1,000-year economic and political independence was maintained by its involvement in international trade.
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If your asking what type of battle it was it was a almost entirely air battle between Britian and Germany
