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    Wasn't there, so do not personally know but I

    have a kid who was there and who is very much convinced -- as is most everyone else I've talked to -- that it varied a great deal from unit to unit (or Commander to Commander, sometimes but not...
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    What he said...

    Goodonya...
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    Many thanks, Shek

    I have no clue why my Googling didn't turn it up -- other than sheer incompetence, of course... :o

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    Heh, Now I see, Gian said Andre and Birtle is Andrew; for want of a 'w' the battle,...
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    Your concern is misplaced

    I think...

    You're far more likely to see a General saying "No way we can do that..." Obviously, you've forgotten the Army's reaction to Kosovo (remember the Apaches that could not fly in the...
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    Flipping the COIN...

    Could you please provide the title of Birtle's book; cannot find it or him through Google. I'll be interested in reading it.

    Can't speak for anything in Viet Nam after my last trip in '68 but...
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    There were a number of proponents of the oil

    spot theory in the US Army in the early sixties and there were units in Viet Nam that used it -- until they got caught and were told to 'search and destroy' -- I happened to be lucky enough to be in...
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    Thanks for the link

    I'd forgotten how many of those I'd read... :o
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    The book was a 'must read' for all us military

    intelleckshulls as soon as it came out in 1964. The JFK SWC Center Bookstore at Ft Bragg couldn't keep it in stock. With no Amazon, B&N, Borders and such, people were driving to D.C and Atlanta to...
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