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"ChPriDu" is an acronym for "Chỉ huy tiền duyên," which translates to "Forward Command" in English. Used during the Vietnam War, it referred to a command structure that emphasized forward positioning of troops and resources to respond quickly to enemy movements. This approach was crucial for maintaining tactical advantage and ensuring effective communication and coordination among units in the field.
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What does military term sandi mean?
Sandi? You might be referring to "Sandy", which was a term for search and rescue escort missions in Vietnam, which were usually flown by an A-1 Skyraider.
What is the short term effects of the Vietnam War?
Assessment of Military science & technology.
What does the military term ipr mean?
In progress review
What does the Military Term DOD Mean?
Department of Defense
Why did the US support the cancellation of Vietnam's unifying elections?
During his term, Eisenhower will greatly increase U.S. military aid to the French in Vietnam to prevent a Communist victory. Or the US feared that Vietnam would vote for a communist government
War during Lyndon Johnson's term?
The primary US military activity during Lyndon Johnson's term a President was the Vietnam War, which extended into Cambodia and Laos.
What is a derogatory term for us military?
During the Vietnam War, it was the "OD" (Olive Drab) or the "Green Machine" or "Uncle Sam" or "Conscripted".
What does navy military term pts mean?
Perform To Serve.
What does the military term CASEVAC mean?
CASEVAC is Casualty Evacuation.
Does obama have military experience?
No, by the time he was in college, the Vietnam War was over and so was the military draft. Like many politicians of his age, he was not asked to serve.ANS2:Yes, he has been the commander-in-chief of the military for the duration of his term as president.
What term did the Armed Forces of the Republic of Vietnam call the central highland during Vietnam war?
Unknown what it was called in non-English languages. But every GI just called it the "Central Highlands" or "up in the Highlands." That AO was also called MR2 (Military Region II or II Corps). The ARVN might very well have used that term. ARVNs were military men, they understood US military terminology, for the most part. They had to, they were modeled after the US military.
What do you mean by term lock on in military radar?
When a radar has you marked for sure.
