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Interservice rivalry and airpower in the Vietnam War.
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This study focuses on tactical airpower in south Vietnam between 1961-1968. Some of the issues examined are command and control of airpower, the use of airpower at the tactical and the operational-strategic level of war, the role of helicopters, and different service understandings of the proper role of airpower in a counterinsurgency.
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Title
Interservice rivalry and airpower in the Vietnam War.
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CDMC World War II Operational Documents
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Authors
Horwood, Ian
Subjects
Vietnam War, 1961-1975   Airpower   Aerial operations   United States Armed Forces   Air-gound integration   Counterinsurgency   Airmobility   Tactical airlift   Close air support (CAS)   Strategic air warfare   Attack helicopters   Military doctrine   Khe Sanh, Vietnam
Language
English
Published
Fort Leavenworth, KS : Combat Studies Institute, US Army Command and General Staff College,, 2006.
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