The VC used guerrilla warfare up until about '68 (TET offensive); after the VC were basically ineffective (nearly wiped out), the NVA took over the fight. The war was nearly always a conventional war when NVA units were involved. The war was always conventional over the skies of North Vietnam...between the US Air Force and Naval Air Force units.
Guerrilla warfare was largely used by the Viet Cong and not by the US Combatants in Vietnam. To answer your question, no.
I'm pretty sure it was guerrilla warfare.
Officially not used.
Jets fought in the skies over North Vietnam (the air war). Land warfare/Riverine warfare took place in South Vietnam.
Helicopter borne infantry tactics.
The tactic used was guerrilla warfare.
the Vietnamese used gorilla warfare during the Vietnam war. this meant that they were relying on ambush in the war. they built most of their bases underground.
Ground warfare occurred in the Republic of SOUTH Vietnam. Riverine warfare occurred in the Republic of SOUTH Vietnam; and some sea warfare occurred along the coastline of NORTH Vietnam. The Air War occurred in the skies of NORTH Vietnam. The Covert War occurred in Laos and Cambodia.
Converted the guerrilla war in Vietnam into a conventional one; and started open warfare between North Vietnam & America.
Airmobile warfare: the helicopter
Guerrilla warfare is basically hit and run under cover, so the Vietcong during the Vietnam war used guerrilla warfare to combat American soldiers. During the US Civil War, the Rebels also used guerrilla warfare.
The US employed ALL OF IT'S CONVENTIONAL military assets in conventional and unconventional warfare in the Vietnam War. "Atomic" weapons and "Chemical/Biological" weapons were the only assets not used.