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| e wintering sites in Taiwan, whereas those in | Vietnam are being converted for shrimp breeding, thou |
| Reports of this species from China and | Vietnam are now known to be misidentifications. |
| uddhism, the monks in China, Japan, Korea and | Vietnam are vegetarian; however strict vegetarianism |
| Vietnam Armed Forces Honor Medal | |
| The South | Vietnam army would have taken on the Viet Cong in the |
| S airbases, Special Forces Camps, Republic of | Vietnam Army outposts, and South Vietnamese hamlets. |
| flying visual reconnaissance ahead of a South | Vietnam Army Ranger Battalion. |
| rties which included forward air controllers, | Vietnam Army liaison troops, and additional ANPRC-25 |
| Most of these were converted to | Vietnam Army Ranger units in 1970. |
| , tapped the wire communications of the North | Vietnam Army and the Viet Cong on the Ho Chi Minh tra |
| stance Advisory Group sent to train the South | Vietnam army. |
| A group of US soldiers in | Vietnam arrive at base camp in the jungle. |
| October, Iredell County departed for Da Nang, | Vietnam, arriving on 21 October. |
| 10 April 1966 when she again sailed for South | Vietnam, arriving 10 days later to resume "Market Tim |
| a conversion of the Type 50 produced in North | Vietnam arsenals, the K-50M. |
| He taught English to children in South | Vietnam as part of a Quaker program, but left shortly |
| t attacks ever citing American involvement in | Vietnam as its motive. |
| On October 3, Lekima made landfall in | Vietnam as a severe tropical storm. |
| rs from 1964 until 1968, including service in | Vietnam as a Radio Relay Team Chief at Khe Sanh in 19 |
| In 1966-67, Mundy served in | Vietnam as operations and executive officer of the 3r |
| ere, he flew missions again over Hanoi, North | Vietnam, as part of Linebacker II operations, as well |
| Gehman served in | Vietnam as Officer in Charge of a Swift patrol boat a |
| In 1965 he was sent to South | Vietnam as an advisor to an ARVN infantry regiment. |
| She completed one voyage to | Vietnam as a merchant vessel, leaving on 17 May 1966 |
| rr that describes the author's experiences in | Vietnam as a war correspondent for Esquire magazine. |
| He spent one year in | Vietnam as head of the Army's psychiatric research te |
| ternational Monetary Fund before returning to | Vietnam as an economic adviser. |
| e butterfly occurs in NorthThailand and North | Vietnam as well. |
| On January 2, 2005, the Government of Free | Vietnam's general assembly elected former General Ngu |
| First Sergeant, followed by his third tour in | Vietnam as the Squadron Sergeant Major of HMM-165. |
| In 1964, General Ross served in | Vietnam as an Infantry Battalion Advisor in the PBT S |
| After a series of tests with the M-118 in | Vietnam, as well as in the United States, a series of |
| UDT personnel for beach survey work in South | Vietnam as part of operation "Double Eagle." |
| hree wintering sites at Hong Kong, Taiwan and | Vietnam, as well as other places where they have been |
| He worked in South | Vietnam as a reporter for Reuters, Time magazine and |
| y capitalism after decades of living in South | Vietnam as a spy. |
| From 1961-63, he served in | Vietnam as an Intelligence Officer for I Vietnamese C |
| 1967, in Germany as a paratrooper and then in | Vietnam as a military intelligence specialist. |
| different designations, fighting in Korea and | Vietnam as well as taking part in current conflicts. |
| It was deployed to | Vietnam as part of the 2d Brigade of the 4th Infantry |
| It also has use in the countries of Benin and | Vietnam as a biological control for problematic Imper |
| Navy of the now-unified Socialist Republic of | Vietnam as patrol vessel PRVSN Pham Ngu Lao (HQ-01). |
| ning to evade an earlier promise to recognize | Vietnam as independent. |
| these operations within IV Corps, Republic of | Vietnam, as directed by Seventh Air Force. |
| lvoir before returning for his second tour in | Vietnam as a company commander in the 864th Engineer |
| In August 1967, the F-100's were sent to | Vietnam as replacement aircraft and the 356 TFS conve |
| d for another tour of duty in the Republic of | Vietnam as assistant director of operations for Seven |
| as recognised that New Zealand should support | Vietnam, as Holyoake simply put it; |
| tion to coal importers from countries such as | Vietnam as the product burns like black coal in black |
| and rice cilivization that is so important in | Vietnam, as well as in other Southeast Asian countrie |
| n San Diego, Crockett served off the coast of | Vietnam as part of Operation Market Time. |
| Soldiers in a lighter moment in South | Vietnam as depicted at Memorial State Park in Angel F |
| rved a second tour of duty in the Republic of | Vietnam, as Sergeant Major with the III Marine Amphib |
| ws, a fictional character who is stationed in | Vietnam as a journalist, focusing on the men she enou |
| ps baseball card, Campbell saw combat duty in | Vietnam as a radio operator. |
| r and additional pilot on one B-52 mission in | Vietnam as part of his reserve duty a year after the |
| 1st Battalion, 3rd Marines in the Republic of | Vietnam as a rifle platoon commander and rifle compan |
| irst female war correspondent to be killed in | Vietnam, as well as the first American female reporte |
| ighter Squadron, Cam Ranh Bay Air Base, South | Vietnam, as an F-4C aircraft commander. |
| f Navy seals into the coastal waters of North | Vietnam as part of Operation Thunderhead. |
| n love with years earlier, who did not die in | Vietnam as reported and has been trying to contact He |
| fic on 28 March 1967, she patrolled off North | Vietnam, as part of Operation Sea Dragon, and protect |
| ovember 1966, he was medically evacuated from | Vietnam as a result of injuries sustained in a vehicl |
| nts protesting the US military involvement in | Vietnam as it began to escalate, many of the proteste |
| two hundred Army helicopters and airplanes to | Vietnam as part of the deployment of the 1st Cavalry |
| Savini served in | Vietnam as a combat photographer. |
| Caputo returned to | Vietnam as a foreign correspondent for the Tribune. |
| ), the U.S. Army Rangers were re-organized in | Vietnam as the 75th Infantry Regiment (Ranger). |
| initial assignment at Fort Hood, he served in | Vietnam as a Rifle Platoon Leader and Company Executi |
| man, a U.S. Army Ranger, was sent to fight in | Vietnam as a platoon leader in the United States Army |
| e 4th Battalion 9th Infantry Regiment Manchu ( | Vietnam) Association on a not-for-profit bases, and i |
| In 2003, the | Vietnam Association of Victims of Agent Orange (VAVA) |
| She was a double silver medallist for | Vietnam at the 2010 Asian Games. |
| Vietnam at War: The History 1946-1975 | |
| In 1988, he published | Vietnam at War: The History 1946-1975, (ISBN 01950679 |
| n, India, China, Laos, Myanmar, Thailand, and | Vietnam, at altitudes of about 1000-3000 m. |
| as one of only three athletics medallists for | Vietnam at the 2010 Asian Games, the others being Vu |
| Hazard's platoon, receives his orders for | Vietnam at the same time. |
| It grows NW | Vietnam at elevations above 600 metres (2,000 ft) and |
| as also been officially selected to represent | Vietnam at the 80th Academy Awards in the Best foreig |
| Australian troops were serving in | Vietnam at that time. |
| h Special Operations Squadron and remained in | Vietnam at Nha Trang Air Base. |
| r William Colby, who was Deputy Ambassador to | Vietnam at the time. |
| non-Vietnamese locals and some visitors from | Vietnam, attend the event. |
| The Army of the Republic of | Vietnam, augmented by air support from the United Sta |
| Place and date: Near Quang Nai, Republic of | Vietnam, August 19, 1967. |
| s born in Seoul, South Korea and has lived in | Vietnam, Australia and California at different times |
| Opposed to U.S. military involvement in | Vietnam, Avedon expressed her fear that she could be |
| mes Book Review, Wild West, American History, | Vietnam, Aviation History, Military History. |
| ocumentary history of the CCI can be found in | Vietnam Awakening: My Journey from Combat to the Citi |
| He is the author of | Vietnam Awakening: My Journey from Combat to the Citi |
| Group B: Indonesia, Malaysia, | Vietnam B |
| The implied message of the poster was that in | Vietnam, babies were enemy combatants i.e., the war w |
| , in Sanya, People's Republic of China; after | Vietnam backed out of the hosting contract. |
| After | Vietnam, Bailey, worked at a number of "blue collar" |
| Sent to | Vietnam, Ballard served as a corpsman in the Quang Tr |
| us countries around the world, such as China, | Vietnam, Bangladesh, Ecuador, Ethiopia, Afghanistan, |
| s of the VFF as the tournament organiser, the | Vietnam Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development an |
| io Japan, China Radio International, Voice of | Vietnam, BBC World Service, Deutsche Welle and Radio |
| (lead vocals, rhythm guitar), just back from | Vietnam, became the fourth member of the original rec |
| Army and claims that he avoided being sent to | Vietnam because his superior officer liked him. |
| himself in the flag and say we are staying in | Vietnam, because it is not our blood that is being sh |
| With the situation in South | Vietnam becoming more precarious, Montrose left San D |
| plied surface-to-air missile systems in North | Vietnam before they became operational. |
| hinese support for the Democratic Republic of | Vietnam before the mid-1960s meant that the Type 56 w |
| dry - protagonist; served in the U.S. Army in | Vietnam before and California after the conflict. |
| April 1966, and evaded for four days in North | Vietnam before recapture. |
| Anderson served in | Vietnam before his political career where he won two |
| The concept of a rescue mission inside North | Vietnam began on May 9, 1970. |
| But at the same time, North | Vietnam began to activate former Viet Minh groups tha |
| F-100s began to be stationed in South | Vietnam beginning in February 1964. |
| Callitropsis vietnamensis is endemic to | Vietnam, being native only to the karst limestone mou |
| His music was banned in unified | Vietnam between 1975 and 2005. |
| oops, air-force and naval personnel-served in | Vietnam between 1962 and 1972. |
| of two French missionaries killed in northern | Vietnam between 1847 and 1851. |
| .5 million liters) of Agent White was used in | Vietnam between 1966 and 1971. |
| and New Zealand Army units deployed to South | Vietnam between 1966 and 1972. 1 ATF was based at Nui |
| that day, in Binh Dinh Province, Republic of | Vietnam, Blanchfield smothered the blast of a hand gr |
| Offshore South | Vietnam; Block SK-305, Offshore Sarawak, Malaysia; Sa |
| st known for his book about black soldiers in | Vietnam, Bloods: An Oral History of the Vietnam War ( |
| During and after his service in | Vietnam, Boesch was designated the "Chief SEAL" (a.k. |
| es of praying mantis found in India, Myanmar, | Vietnam, Borneo, and Java. |
| North and South | Vietnam both staked claims to all of Vietnam until So |
| Jolena Kwasow (Germany) and Nguyen Ngan Ha ( | Vietnam) both later competed at Miss Tourism Queen In |
| During his two tours in | Vietnam Brady flew over 2,000 combat missions and eva |
| After | Vietnam Brady continued in the army, retiring as a Ma |
| continuing and expanding U.S. involvement in | Vietnam, Brown opposed continuing the military draft |
| one of several air bases in the former South | Vietnam built by United States Air Force RED HORSE ci |
| October 16: Libya, | Vietnam, Burkina Faso, Croatia and Costa Rica are ele |
| the public service SVT network as "Pluton B i | Vietnam" (Platoon B in Vietnam), but after the first |
| sed as endangered; it is legally protected in | Vietnam, but this is not effectively enforced outside |
| Some Deer guns were evaluated in | Vietnam, but the fate of the rest is unknown. |
| nd Algerian distrust of US policy--notably in | Vietnam but also in the Maghreb itself--will be limit |
| Zheng was born in | Vietnam, but moved to China in 1947. |
| He was a pharmacist in Saigon, | Vietnam, but fled in 1975 with his wife, nine-year ol |
| He attempted to return to | Vietnam but was not able to do so until 1990. |
| 66s flew oval "racetrack" patterns over North | Vietnam, but after one of the aircraft was shot down |
| help orphans and at-risk children not only in | Vietnam, but also in Mexico, Colombia, Indonesia and |
| It is set in South | Vietnam but was mostly filmed in and around Fort Benn |
| ar as a direct result of injuries suffered in | Vietnam, but who fall outside Department of Defense g |
| s Society of Friends after his experiences in | Vietnam), but in recent years has become better known |
| more nimble fighter sized attack bombers over | Vietnam, but the A-3 found subsequent service in the |
| ther landings made by the Outagamie County in | Vietnam, but they were only numbers on the map. |
| It is native to southern China and northern | Vietnam, but has been widely introduced to other coun |
| nti-war stance upon returning from service in | Vietnam, but also for being a leader in the anti-Iraq |
| , while he made his last effort to save South | Vietnam, but his efforts were futile and he fled Sout |
| oth US-made and Laotian-made and were worn in | Vietnam but not in Laos. |
| hearts and minds) for the government of South | Vietnam by holding a village fair and providing socia |
| In 1979 her family left | Vietnam by boat to escape Communism, and sailed to Ma |
| appointed the Prime Minister of the State of | Vietnam by former Emperor Bao Dai, who was Head of St |
| d Told by the Cia's Chief Strategy Analyst in | Vietnam by Frank Snepp, Gloria Emerson ISBN 0-7006-12 |
| n Lam Dong Province, the Central Highlands of | Vietnam by a group of American, Australian and Vietna |
| charged with infiltrating supplies into South | Vietnam by sea, complementing the land based operatio |
| ling of men, weapons, and supplies into South | Vietnam by Viet Cong and North Vietnamese junks and s |
| 1965 advanced elements of 1 RAR deployed for | Vietnam by charter aircraft, whilst the rest of the b |
| In April 1975, during the invasion of South | Vietnam by the Communist North Vietnamese Army and th |
| They left | Vietnam by boat and sailed to the Philippines. |
| , specially modified bulldozers used in South | Vietnam by the United States military during the Viet |
| nist, he escaped from the Communist regime of | Vietnam by boat and sailed with 87 compatriots to Pul |
| Its foundation took place in 1978 in | Vietnam by Cambodians determined to overthrow Pol Pot |
| Listed (as K. roulletii) as threatened in | Vietnam by the World Conservation Monitoring Centre. |
| ier is dressed in the jungle fatigues worn in | Vietnam by U.S. troops. |
| "The World" was what US GIs in | Vietnam called America, and acclimating back into the |
| thored a letter of condolences from prison in | Vietnam, calling Monsignor Tran Van Hoai one of the g |
| terprise, a hard-line against Communist North | Vietnam, calls for reform of the United Nations, a st |
| sia in Burma, southern China, Thailand, Laos, | Vietnam, Cambodia and Malaysia. |
| and Weapons Expert kept as a POW somewhere in | Vietnam, Cambodia or Laos (the script is never quite |
| larly Assam), Burma, northern Laos, Thailand, | Vietnam, Cambodia and China (especially Yunnan, Guizh |
| , Australia, New Zealand, South Korea, Japan, | Vietnam, Cambodia, France, Thailand, Denmark, Hong Ko |
| Thailand where they flew combat missions over | Vietnam, Cambodia, and Laos during the Vietnam War. |
| It grows in Thailand, | Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos and Burma in deciduous forest |
| medals and 39 in total, while the host nation | Vietnam came in second with eight golds and 31 altoge |
| Vietnam Campaign Medal | |
| Vietnam Campaign Medal. | |
| Republic of | Vietnam Campaign Medal |
| Vietnam Campaign Medal w/device | |
| the 21st century United States military, the | Vietnam Campaign Medal, the Gallantry Cross, and the |
| e decorations awarded to U.S. troops were the | Vietnam Campaign Medal and the Gallantry Cross Unit C |
| d warmth, vineyards in the southern region of | Vietnam can produce a harvest up to three times durin |
| , USA, China, Finland, Korea, Czech Republic, | Vietnam, Canada, Singapore, Italy, Greece and Brazil. |
| rom France, Czeckhoslovakia, China, Portugal, | Vietnam, Canada, Norway, Italy and Bangladesh. |
| While still stationed in | Vietnam, Cannon had a breakthrough in his art career. |
| Russian President Dmitry Medvedev was in the | Vietnam capital, Hanoi, for the Association of Southe |
| 1966 at Tay Ninh Province in the Republic of | Vietnam, Captain Rubio's company came under attack fr |
| that day, in Quang Nam Province, Republic of | Vietnam, Caron was repeatedly wounded while he moved |
| While in | Vietnam, Castillo witnessed firsthand the effects of |
| The war with | Vietnam caused chaos in Lan Xang followed by many att |
| Vietnam Ceasefire | |
| a valley near the Laotian border of the South | Vietnam Central Highlands. |
| In | Vietnam, Chanthu wrought substantial damage and kille |
| The | Vietnam Children's Fund (VCF) is a non-profit organiz |
| ed internationally for his workers, targeting | Vietnam, China and Samoa. |
| mar), northern Thailand, west Malaysia, Laos, | Vietnam, China (Yunnan, Guizhou, Hainan) and Philippi |
| , Philippines, Myanmar, Thailand, Laos, North | Vietnam, China and Japan. |
| and internationally (Papua New Guinea, Spain, | Vietnam, China and Australia). |
| vergreen tree species in particular native to | Vietnam, China, Sabah, Peninsular Malaysia, and Saraw |
| India, Nepal, Bangladesh, Nigeria, Cambodia, | Vietnam, China, Thailand, Philippines, Singapore, Bru |
| This species is distributed along | Vietnam, China, Taiwan and Japan. |
| Swain's book River of Time: A Memoir of | Vietnam chronicles his experiences from 1970 to 1975 |
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