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 Chi-Minh, Ho
 En-Lai, Chou
 Helms, Richard
 Johnson, Lyndon Baines
 McCutcheon, Keith
 McNamara, Robert
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   Alliance   Shaoqi, Liu
    Proposes sending Chinese armies into Vietnam against the United States
   Arc Light   McNamara, Robert
  Nov   McNamara agrees to Westmorland's request for 600 sorties per month, achieved in Nov
   Arc Light   Westmoreland, William
  Mar Bien Hoa   The 1st of 7 radar sites is established at Bien Hoa air base
 1st July   Combat Skyspot allows 3rd Air Div to place B-52s as a quick reaction force
  Nov   McNamara agrees to Westmorland's request for 600 sorties per month, achieved in Nov
   Battle of Con Thien   Johnson, Lyndon Baines
  July Con Thien   Heavy fighting near Con Thien kills nearly 1,300 North Vietnamese troops
   Battle of Con Thien   Chi-Minh, Ho
  July Con Thien   Heavy fighting near Con Thien kills nearly 1,300 North Vietnamese troops
   Battle of Lo Ke   Chi-Minh, Ho
 5th Mar Lo Ke   The 272nd Regiment of the Vietcong 9th Div attack the American 3rd Brigade
 5th Mar Lo Ke   USAair support succeeds in bombing the attackers into retreat
   Birmingham   Johnson, Lyndon Baines
  April   5,000 USAtroops backed by helicopters & armored vehicles sweep nth of Saigon
  April   Most battles are dictated by the Vietcong, who prove elusive
   Bombing of Mu Gia Pass   Westmoreland, William
 11th April Mu Gia Pass   B-52s bomg the Mu Gia Pass on the Ho Chi Minh Trail in Laos
 27th April Mu Gia Pass   B-52s bomg the Mu Gia Pass on the Ho Chi Minh Trail in Laos
   Bombing of Nth Vietnam   Westmoreland, William
    B-52s strike Nth Vietnam for the 1st time
   Bombing of Vietnam   Helms, Richard
 22nd Jan   Says, "increased bombing in the nth could not stop movement of supplies to the tth"
   Bombing of Vietnam   Johnson, Lyndon Baines
  Washington   Bombing against Nth Vietnam includes road, rail, oil depots & industrial plants
 13th May   Stops bombing, instructs the Nth Vietnamese he expects "equally constructive" gestures
 15th May Washington   Johnson orders a resumption of the bombing
   Commander 3rd Marine Amphibious Force   McCutcheon, Keith
    Appointed Commander 3rd Marine Amphibious Force
   Crimp   Johnson, Lyndon Baines
  Jan Chu Chi   Chu Chi is razed and patrolled but American forces fail to locate a Vietcong HQ
 8th Jan   The goal of the campaign is to capture the Vietcong's headquarters near Saigon
   Cultutral Revolution   En-Lai, Chou
 27th Sep Peking   Advises the State Council that the Party must keep control & not pass to the mob
  Nov Peking   Presides over a rally of 20,000 in honour of Sun Yatsen's birthday
   Diplomacy   En-Lai, Chou
  Sihanoukville    Demands Cambodia let Vietcong supplies land in Sihanoukville
  Sihanoukville    Demands that the Friendship Highway be used to supply Vietcong bases
   Diplomacy   Sihanouk
  Sihanoukville   Agrees with China to allow Sihanoukville & Friendship Highway to supply the Vietcong
  Sihanoukville   Avoids China supporting the Khmers Rouge by acceeding to its demands
   Fall back Plan   McNamara, Robert
    Prepares a disengagement full-back plan because of virtual civil war in Sth Vietnam
   Invasion of Vietnam   McNamara, Robert
 18th Jan   Receives news the Nth Vietnamese will infiltrate 4,500 men a month into Sth Vietnam
   Landing Quangngai Province   Westmoreland, William
  Quangngai   The USAlaunches the largest amphibious operation since Inchon to land more troops
   Mayflower   Johnson, Lyndon Baines
 13th May Washington   Announces a "pause" in the bombing
 15th May Washington   Hanoi Radio denounces the bombing halt as a "worn out trick"
 15th May Washington   Johnson orders a resumption of the bombing
   Mobilization   Johnson, Lyndon Baines
    USAforces in Vietnam reach 385,000 men, plus an additional 60,000 sailors offshore
   Peace   Johnson, Lyndon Baines
 2nd Feb Washington   A Harris poll supports this & an increase in USAtroop levels to 500,000
 2nd Feb Washington   At a National Security Council decides to end the cease-fire
   Peace   McNamara, Robert
 23rd June   Proposes Johnson negotiate with because a military solution is impossible
   Rolling Thunder   Johnson, Lyndon Baines
  Washington   Bombing against Nth Vietnam escalates to include road, rail, oil & industrial plants
   Siege of Chu Chi   Johnson, Lyndon Baines
  Jan Chu Chi   Chu Chi is razed and patrolled but American forces fail to locate a Vietcong HQ
   Siege of Route 13   Johnson, Lyndon Baines
 30th June Route 13   On Route 13 linking Vietnam to the Cambodian border USAforces are brutally assaulted
   Siege of Route 13   Chi-Minh, Ho
 30th June Route 13   On Route 13 linking Vietnam to the Cambodian border USAforces are brutally assaulted

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