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"D. Strang" wrote in message news:gTI2c.11947$m4.7266@okepread03...
The war could never have been won, without an invasion of the North, and the resulting Chinese and Soviet retaliation Hanoi emphatically rejected the idea of Soviet or Chinese troops landing in North Vietnam -- they were suspicious of and even reluctant to accept technicians for training and logistics, although obviously they had to compromise. What Uncle Ho wanted, above everything else, was all potential foreign interference to get out of Vietnam as soon as possible. It's often forgotten that because China and the Soviets armed their client to the teeth, it assured that Hanoi would not be bullied by them either. That theory was tested when China tried to invade Vietnam after the United States pulled out. "Better to sniff French **** for a while than to eat China's for the rest of our lives" ~ Ho Chi Minh |
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