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During the Vietnam war just outside cu chi there was a fire support base called holiday inn. xt910335 manned by the big red one in 1968-1969.Is there any information on this area or any attacks on it?
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I was in the 25th in 1970....never heard of this base camp........ I spent many months at FSB holiday inn, I was with an artillary unit of the 1st inf. div. we had 6 105 howitzers I was the FDC section chief. I was also an FDC chief (Spec5), via speedy 5 school at Fort Sill , in the 1st inf div.............outside Ch Chi at an NDP/FSB called Cheyenne............to the best of my memory. Towed 105's. I can remember a lot of faces but few names anymore. I came home March '70. Not much else to say..........what a time it was.
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In which event did North Vietnamese forces launch surprise attacks in South Vietnam during a Vietnamese holiday?
Tet Offensive.
Who were the vietcong and what role did they play in the vietnamese struggle?
The Vietcong were South Vietnamese and Cambodians in a political organization supported by North Vietnam to carry out guerrilla attacks against South Vietnam it support of the northern military.
What was true about the gulf tonkin incident?
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