To long tan : the Australian army and the Vietnam war, 1950-1966
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To long tan : the Australian army and the Vietnam war, 1950-1966
（The official history of Australia's involvement in Southeast Asian conflicts 1948-1975, 1948-1975）
Allen & Unwin in association with the Australian War Memorial, 1993
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Bibliography: p. 574-584
Includes index
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内容説明
"To Long Tan" is the second volume of the "Official History" of Australia's involvement in Southeast Asian conflicts from 1948-1975 and the first of two volumes on Australian ground operations in Vietnam. It explains the development of strategy and defence policies since World War II, the rationale for the deployment of forces to Vietnam in the context of international events, and the distinctive experience of those forces until the Battle of Long Tan in August 1966. It throws new light on Long Tan itself and depicts the Australian experience in Vietnam. Ian McNeill addresses the conflict between the Allies as different methods of operating were employed, and details the great changes to the army these new directions created.
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List of tables, diagrams, sketches and chartsList of mapsPrefaceNote on sourcesPhotograph and illustration creditsAbbreviationsChronologyPART ONEFORWARD DEFENCE1 New army, new strategy, 1950-19642 The advisers' war, 1962-1965PART TWOTHE BATTALION3 'The only way': The introduction of ground troops, 1964-19654 IRAR: Initial operations, May-June 19655 Developing a modus operandi, June-September 19656 Extending the role, July-October 19657 Maintaining the momentum, October 1965-May 1966PART THREE THE TASK FORCE8 An independent task force, May 1965-March 19669 Preparing the task force, March-May 196610 Phuoc Tuy: the province and the problem11 Establishing the base, April-June 196612 Extending the controlled area, July 196613 The pressure increases, mid-July to mid-August 1966PART FOURTHE BATTLE OF LONG TAN14 The enemy responds: The battle of Long Tan, 1
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