8 February 1971Airborne OperationsDu Quoc Dong
Commands airborne forces during Operation Lam Son 719
Historical records for Vietnam in 1971, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.
Commands airborne forces during Operation Lam Son 719
Commands ARVN infantry forces in Operation Lam Son 719
Commands 17,000 ARVN troops to cut off Viet Cong supply lines
Launched to block the Viet Cong supply lines & prevent an invasion
Orders South Vietnamese forces into Laos during Operation Lam Son 719
Orders South Vietnamese forces into Laos to attack the Ho Chi Minh Trail
South Vietnamese forces enter Laos in Operation Lam Son 719
Commands South Vietnamese forces in Operation Lam Son 719
Commands the South Vietnamese operation into Laos
Commands South Vietnamese marine forces during Operation Lam Son 719
Commands South Vietnamese forces entering Laos during Operation Lam Son 719
North Vietnamese forces resist South Vietnamese operations in Laos
Lam captures Tchepone & destroys PAVN supply caches
Lam captures Tchepone & destroys PAVN supply caches
Lam captures Tchepone & destroys PAVN supply caches
Wins re-election after opposition candidates withdraw or are excluded
Defends and manages the trail network during Lam Son 719
Provides political command support for North Vietnamese resistance to Lam Son 719
Helps direct North Vietnamese forces resisting Lam Son 719
Defends the Ho Chi Minh Trail logistics network during Lam Son 719
Commands North Vietnamese resistance to Operation Lam Son 719
Commands North Vietnamese resistance during Lam Son 719
The PAVN take Paksong and advance to Pakse, at the heart of the Bolovens Plateau region of Laos
Leads the South Vietnemese forces which are sent into Laos
The PAVN take Paksong and advance to Pakse, at the heart of the Bolovens Plateau region of Laos
The PAVN take Paksong and advance to Pakse, at the heart of the Bolovens Plateau region of Laos
The PAVN take Paksong and advance to Pakse, at the heart of the Bolovens Plateau region of Laos
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