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elinterventor01Post Master

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Originally posted by barbaros45:
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It was a regular force that seized Quan Tri. Even then, South Vietnamese forces forced them north of the DMZ.

South Vietnamese forces couldn't force your grandmother north...the war I was in they twittled while Saigon burned...

Then, perhaps you should have spent time with them. The ARVN took back Quang Tri from northern regulars in 1972. By then, US forces were less than 95,000. (I was still in country on my second tour.)

Entire ARVN regiments were wiped out in the final battle for Saigon.

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