Posted on Nov 4, 2016
South Vietnamese battle communists along the Cambodian border - Nov 04, 1969 - HISTORY.com
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In the biggest battle in four months, South Vietnamese infantry, supported by U.S. planes and artillery, clash with North Vietnamese troops for 10 hours near Duc Lop near the Cambodian border. Eighty communist troops were reported killed. South Vietnamese losses included 24 killed and 38 wounded.
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South Vietnamese battle communists along the Cambodian border - Nov 04, 1969 - HISTORY.com
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Thanks for reminding us of the days of the nightly casualty report which mentioned how many enemy were killed before the much lower number of friendlies killed SP5 Mark Kuzinski.
For most in this nation the names of towns in South Vietnam and later Afghanistan and Iraq ere unfamiliar and alien to those who didn't have a firm grasp of world geography.
For most in this nation the names of towns in South Vietnam and later Afghanistan and Iraq ere unfamiliar and alien to those who didn't have a firm grasp of world geography.
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