The Vietnam War myth

[JasonC]

To Capt K Kat - all that is necessary is to pay attention to ARVN sources. The left-media coverage pretends that time stops with the Paris accords, because if there isn't a white American involved it didn't happen.

Here are some sources and links -

http://www.amazon.com/Steel-Blood-South-...1591149193

(ARVN's armor force)

http://www.mca-marines.org/leatherneck/b...heast-asia

(book review of the previous by a US Marine officer)

http://www.vnafmamn.com/ARVN_68-75.html

(web site on ARVN in the war post Tet, how Vietnamization went, etc)(

http://www.armchairgeneral.com/tet-with-...e-1972.htm

Wargamer level coverage of the Easter Offensive in 1972

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/1...igentsiane

The Easter Offensive from the perspective of remaining US advisors embedded with ARVN

http://bcdlldb.com/phuoclong/81st_airbor...oclong.htm

ARVN ranger's eyewitness account of the battle of Phuoc Long, the NVA's "testing" attack at the start of the final campaign, to gauge US response etc. Note especially the accounts of trying to take out T-54s with LAAW rockets, until those ran out entirely.

http://www.vnafmamn.com/xuanloc_battle.html

Account of the battle of Xuan Loc, ARVN's major fight on the Cambodia to Saigon axis in 1975.

http://www.riciok.com/Cease_Fire/final_o..._north.htm

Website history from an ARVN officer of the unfolding of the NVA offensive in the north part of the country, (old US "I Corps", from DMZ to Hue, down to Da Nang etc)

http://www.riciok.com/Cease_Fire/last_ac..._south.htm

Same officer's account of the Cambodia to Saigon axis finale, and attempts to secure US support during the fighting.

http://www.amazon.com/Our-Great-Spring-V...0853454094

NVA general's propaganistic account of the fighting from the North's perspective; still sufficient to make clear the massive conventional forces engaged and the unfolding operational plan used.

I hope this helps.