Guerrilla-Combat, Strategy and Deterrence in Southeast Asia
ResearchPublished 1964
A discussion of U.S. political and military, in Southeast Asia, particularly South Vietnam. Various historical parallels with present A discussion of U.S. policy, political and military, in Southeast Asia, particularly South Vietnam. Various historical parallels with present actions and attitudes are drawn. Several degrees of limited war are discussed, with the implications of their possible escalation. U.S. regional objectives must depend on integration of military, political, economic, and ideological long-range plans for the deterrence or defeat of Communism in Southeast Asia.
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