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    A Better War

    What are opinions on Lewis Sorley's book? I liked it and his conclusions made sense, but I'm not an expert on Vietnam by any means.
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    Thank you, almost positive April 1968 was the...

    Thank you, almost positive April 1968 was the one, confused between Templer and Thompson. I think it was Hilsman's article then, he might have made the case that since interdicting supplies from the...
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    There was a good article in Foreign Affairs,...

    There was a good article in Foreign Affairs, sometime in the mid-Sixties, that demonstrated (by truck, sampan, bicycle, and elephant (!) load) how little the VC needed in terms of daily supplies. ...
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    That was exactly my take on it. Despite the...

    That was exactly my take on it. Despite the transparent politics of the piece, and its innacuracies, and general tone, I think he's on to something about revisionist histories of Vietnam. And about...
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    Definitely agree, I'm on the opposite end of the...

    Definitely agree, I'm on the opposite end of the spectrum politically from The Nation, but I take his larger point about a revisionist history of Vietnam being used as an important rhetorical point...
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    Moyar, Sorley and Vietnam Revisionism

    I'm not normally a fan of The Nation, but found it tough to disagree with this take on revisionist history of the Vietnam War:

    http://www.thenation.com/doc/20071015/perlstein



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