America’s
Secret War of Vietnam
Real Life Experiences of Covert Operations along the Ho Chi Minh Trail
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History - 52 minutes
With Expresso TV
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In 1959 North Vietnam instructed the opening
of a logistical supply line to feed battles in South Vietnam,
the American forces nicknamed this the Ho Chi Minh Trail.
The majority of the Trail ran in the neighbouring country
of Laos, a war zone which became known as the Secret War.
This documentary is based our book A History of the Ho Chi Minh Trail:
The Road to Freedom and explains the significance of Laos to the outcome
of the conflict and why the Americas could not have won in Vietnam without
winning the politics in Laos first.
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Along the Ho Chi Minh Trail
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Spies of Ho Chi Minh
Stories
from the Viet Cong Underground Network during the Vietnam
War
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History - 52 minutes
Under Negotiations |
In the 1920s Ho Chi Minh the future Communist leader of
North Vietnam established a spy network to fight foreign
invasion. During the Vietnam War the people who became involved
in this would smuggled information out of American bases
and send it back to Hanoi so they deploy their troops and
weapons to battlefields. They were the eyes and ears of Hanoi
- The Peoples' War - in some cases holding high positions
in the Southern Government.
This documentary shows how the under-funded Communists spy network outfoxed
the American's billion dollar Central Intelligence Agency, see books.
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Spy network in the Mekong Delta
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