Military History Matters 88

'- Vietnam: the war that tore America apart
- Supplying Stalin: Artic convoys in WWII
- Death of an army: the Battle of Nashville, 1864
- Royal Marines at Zeebrugge, 1918
- The German Peasants’ War, 1524-1525

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Cover Date: Jan-2018 | Volume 8 Issue Volume 8 Issue 4

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ABOVE A suspected Viet Cong soldier carrying a Russian made rifle awaits interrogation, 25 August 1965.The end game: how did the Viet Cong win?Neil Faulkner analyses the reasons for the eventual defeat of the United States in Indo-China.
ABOVE American infantrymen search the trees for Viet Cong snipers during a battle in Phuoc Vinh, South Vietnam, 1967. Above left Ho Chi Minh, Communist revolutionary and nationalist leader of North Vietnam and the National Liberation Front, pictured in 1967.The Vietnam WarVietnam veteran James H Willbanks, who is a consultant to Ken Burns' The Vietnam War, looks back on the conflict that tore the United States…

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War on Film – The Vietnam WarJames H Willbanks gives an insider's view on the making of The Vietnam War.