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The Ho Chi Minh Trail was a network of supply routes, to which new routes were being constantly added. It was routinely attacked. However, it wasn't like a paved road, which requires lengthy construction to build. It was a series of jungle trails which could be changed and added to as desired. So destroying it wasn't exactly a simple task.

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Who tried to sever the ho chi minh trail?

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