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This book is the logical sequel to the first volume (1962-1967), chronologically presents the evolution of uniforms, equipment and weapons of the American soldier during the Vietnam war, during the period 1968 to 1975. This second volume deals with the 1968 Tet offensive, the maximum commitment of U.S. forces in 1969, incursions into Cambodia in 1970, then the gradual withdrawal of US troops (1970-72). And finally the tragic outcome of this conflict with the evacuation of the American Embassy, which marks the end of the war in Vietnam in 1975.
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"For re-enactors, militaria collectors and modellers alike this is a very helpful reference for anyone with an interested in the Vietnam war. It certainly makes a great companion piece to their first volume as well."
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