The Son Tay raid: An intelligence paradox

Article Abstract:

The role of Signals Intelligence in the Son Tay raid during the Vietnam War, which was the most daring and courageous rescue attempts in history is illustrated showing how the United States intelligence knew much about enemy capabilities, but failed to ascertain that the prisoners were moved to another camp.

Vietnamese foreign relations

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Le Duan, the American war, and the creation of an independent Vietnamese state

Article Abstract:

The role played by Le Duan who was the general secretary of the Vietnamese Community Party from 1960 until his death in 1986 on the war against the United States and other fronts is discussed. He exerted more influence over North Vietnamese domestic and foreign policy.

Management dynamics, Management, History, Company business management, Vietnam War, 1959-1975, Le Duan

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Rolling Thunder and Linebacker campaigns: The North Vietnamese view

Article Abstract:

A brief account on Rolling Thunder, the first United States bombing campaign against North Vietnam that revealed a number of shortcomings in North Vietnamese air defenses is presented.

United States foreign relations, North Vietnam

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