Operation Lam Son 719 was completed on March 6, 1971. This military operation was conducted by South Vietnamese forces, with support from the United States, aimed at disrupting North Vietnamese supply lines along the Ho Chi Minh Trail in Laos. The operation faced significant challenges and ultimately did not achieve its objectives, resulting in heavy casualties.
No, he did not have any children. He was engaged to be married a few weeks after The Crow was finished, but he died on set.
Jackie has a son named Jaycee Chan. He's a guitarist, actor, etc. Just because the word illegitimate proceeds the word daughter doesn't make his daughter Etta Ng(Wu) Chok Lam any less his biological offspring. Jaycee's mother is Joan Lin Feng-jiao and Etta's mother is Elaine Ng(Wu).
Jackie Chan has two children. A son Fang Zhu Ming (Jaycee) 3 December 1982 and a daughter. His mother is Joan Lin Feng-Jiao. He also has a daughter Etta Ng Chok Lam 19 November 1999. Her mother is Elaine Ng Yi-Lei.
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No he does not have a son.
Operation Lam Son 719; the US Army's last major offensive of the Vietnam War.
1. USAF-Operation Rolling Thunder 2. USN-Operation Game Warden 3. USA-Operation Lam Son 719
INTO LAO's; Story of Operation Lam Son 719, Vietnam 1971. By K. W. Nolan The US Army's last major offensive of the Vietnam War.
Operation Rolling Thunder, Linebacker, Linebacker II, Hamburger Hill, Dak To, Operation Game Warden, Ia Drang, Lam Son 719, Khe Sanh, and Into Cambodia; to name a few.
Air Campaigns: Operation Rolling Thunder; Operation Linebacker; Operation Linebacker II. Ground Campaigns/Battles: Operation Lam Son 719; Battle of Ia Drang; Battle of Dak To; Hamburger Hill. Riverine Campaigns: Operation Game Warden
The TET offensive of '68. The Battle of Khe Sanh, when the "issue" was in doubt. Operation Lam Son 719. The 1972 NVA offensive with conventional forces. The end in April 1975.
Operation Lam Son 719, about March thru April 1971; the US Army's last major offensive of the Vietnam War. 719=1971 & Highway 9 (aka Route 9, aka QL 9)
You can't compare a 6 day war to a 10 year war; that's akin to comparing a 6 day marriage to a 10 year marriage... The 1967 Six Day War was a mechanized campaign which would most nearly compare to the Vietnam War's Lam Son 719 operation in 1971 (invasion of Laos) or the NVA's Easter Offensive which occurred in 1972. Both the Lam Son & Easter Offensive were heavily mechanized campaigns, with the Lam Son action being the first time that ARVN & NVA tanks engaged each other. For further information, read: "Into Laos" (Operation Lam Son 719, Vietnam 1971) by K.W. Nolan, Presidio Press 1986.
1. B52s over Hanoi (Operations Linebacker & Linebacker II) 2. Into Cambodia (Cambodian Incursion/Invasion) 3. Into Laos (Laos invasion: Operation Lam Son 719)
Lam Du Son was born in 1954.
There were no restrictions. Restrictions came after Nixon's Cambodian invasion (termed incursion to avoid political pressure) in May 1970. The result of which was no US troops into Laos during Operation Lam Son 719 in 1971; which resulted in an allied near disaster.
Officially, the US has won all of the major battles; historians can and will almost always argue with those "official" victories: Dak To, Lang Vei, Khe Sahn, Hue, Hamburger Hill, the A Shau Valley, Ia Drang, to name a few. Most of the battles will come under the heading of operations, such as Operation Pershing, Operation Apache Snow, Operaton Cedar Falls, Operation Lam Son 719, etc.