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Death of General Giap


Kaa-Tzik

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Death announced of General Vo Nguyen Giap, aged 102. Outstanding General and leader who beat the French in what was French Indochina in the 1950s, and then the Americans in Vietnam in the 1960s and1970s

His death

http://www.nytimes.c...-dies.html?_r=0

His life

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Giap

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I remember him and had to contend with his strategy. A winner.

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I remember him and had to contend with his strategy. A winner.

And proof of the saying never to underestimate your enemy. The writing was written on the wall at Port Arthur, then Tsushima, and I think it is still ignored even after Pearl Harbor, Singapore and Vietnam.

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Mastermind. Dont know any military school that dont study his strategy and tactics.

Especially when he bring cannons on hill at battle for Indochina. He should be Guerilla legend. Not Che.

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The U.S. forces in South Vietnam won every battle but lost the war.

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The U.S. forces in South Vietnam won every battle but lost the war.

The real lesson we should learn from him is that unless you are willing to do ANYTHING to win, don't start a war.
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The U.S. forces in South Vietnam won every battle but lost the war.

His major win was over French Foreign Legion. In his masterpiece battle he smashed Algerians, Maroccoans, French.

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The U.S. forces in South Vietnam won every battle but lost the war.

The good General had a lot of help in the good old US of A. One of his major allies even ran for President and is now the Secretary of State.

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The real lesson we should learn from him is that unless you are willing to do ANYTHING to win, don't start a war.

^ this. So this. Hence why post Korea... (unless its a quick, in and out "war", the US and her allies get 'bogged down' and don't really win...).

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