Vietnam An American Ordeal 7th Edition by George Donelson Moss ISBN 9780367630133 0367630133
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ISBN 10: 0367630133
ISBN 13: 9780367630133
Author: George Donelson Moss
Vietnam An American Ordeal 7th Edition Table of contents:
1 Origins of American Interventions in Southeast Asia
The Japanese Occupy Indochina
The Vietminh Revolution, August 1945
America Supports the French Return to Vietnam
2 The French Indochina War, 1946–54
The French Return to Indochina
Franco-Vietminh Non-Negotiations
The First Indochina War Begins
A Developing French-American Partnership
America Extends Containment to Southeast Asia
The Road to Dien Bien Phu
Battle of Dien Bien Phu, 1954
The French Appeal to Washington for Help
The Geneva Conference
Lessons from a War
3 America’s Experiment in Nation-Building
The SEATO Protocol, 1954
The Advent of Ngo Dinh Diem
Diem Struggles to Survive
The Battle for Saigon, April 27 to May 3, 1955
Diem Consolidates His Regime
Social Revolution in Northern Vietnam
Nation-Building in Southern Vietnam
“Diemocracy” in Action
Origins of the Southern Insurgency
Civil War in Laos
A Failing Experiment
4 America Raises the Stakes in Vietnam, 1961–63
Cold War Crises
Crisis in Laos
Hanoi Takes Over the Southern Insurgency
ARVN Attempts a Coup against Diem
Shoring Up the Diem Regime
A Limited Partnership
The Revolution in Southern Vietnam Gathers Momentum
Strains in the Limited Partnership
The Buddhist Crisis, May–July, 1963
Decline of Ngo Dinh Diem
The Fall of Ngo Dinh Diem, Nov. 1, 1963
A Failed Limited Partnership
5 America Goes to War, 1964–65
A Changing World Order
Doing the Same Only Doing More of It
Coup Season in South Vietnam
The Gulf of Tonkin Incidents, August 2–4, 1964
The Gulf of Tonkin Resolution
The 1964 Election and the Developing War in Vietnam
Origins of the Air War over North Vietnam, 1964–65
The U.S. Ground War in South Vietnam Begins
Americanizing the War in Vietnam
6 Waging Limited War in Vietnam, 1965–67
The Concept of Limited War
The Strategy of Attrition Warfare
Initial Search-and-Destroy Operations
Ia Drang: The Battle That Transformed a War
America Escalates the War on the Ground
The DRV Escalates the War on the Ground
The Big-Unit War, 1967
Waging War in the Central Highlands and Northern Provinces
The Limits of Attrition Warfare
Rolling Thunder: The Air War against North Vietnam, 1965–67
Arc Light: The South Vietnam Air Campaigns, 1965–67
The Air War in Laos, 1964–68
7 The Politics and Diplomacy of War, 1965–67
General Ky Takes Charge in South Vietnam
The Buddhist Revolt: The Struggle Movement, 1966
Pacification Efforts in South Vietnam
Political Reform in South Vietnam, 1967
Diplomatic Charades, 1965–67
Cracks in the Cold War Consensus, 1965–66
War at Home
Fighting the Vietnam-Era Draft
Lyndon Johnson Promotes the War in Vietnam
8 The Tet Offensive, January 30 to March 31, 1968
The Military Campaigns That Changed the Course of the Vietnam War
Hanoi Plans a General Offensive
Surprise Attacks!
Siege at Khe Sanh
Stalemate
U.S. Military Leaders Propose to Widen the War
The Clifford Task Force
Johnson Agonistes
Deepening Political Troubles
Economic Crises
The “Wise Men” Opt Out of the War
The Speech, March 31, 1968
Turning Point
9 After the Tet Offensive, April–November, 1968
The First Televised War
The War Goes On
1968: The Bloodiest Year of the War
Post-Tet-68 Enhanced Pacification Efforts
The 1968 Election: War at Home
10 Escalation and Withdrawal, 1969–71
Nixon Takes Control
Vietnamization: Shifting the Burden of Fighting
Project Phoenix: The Limits of Pacification
Mobilizing against the Vietnam War, October–November 1969
The Battle of Hamburger Hill
The Decline of the U.S. Army
My Lai and Other War Crimes
Widening the War: Cambodia, April 29, 1970
Kent State and the Revival of Student Protest
Congressional Opposition to the War
Widening the War: Operation Lam Son 719, February 8, 1971
11 A War for Peace, 1971–73
A War-Weary Nation
Talking While Fighting
The Easter Offensive
Linebacker: Nixon Revives the Air War against North Vietnam
Ending the American War in Vietnam
Neither Peace nor Honor: The Paris Accords, January 27, 1973
12 The Decline and Fall of South Vietnam, 1973–75
The POWs Come Home
The War of the Flags
The Decay of South Vietnam
The Final Offensive
The Ho Chi Minh Offensive, April 5–30, 1975
America Abandons Cambodia
America Abandons Laos
America Abandons South Vietnam
The End Days of South Vietnam
We Lost, They Won, Why?
The Costs of a Lost War
13 Legacies of a Lost War
The Endless War, 1975–92
Normalizing Relations, 1992–95
Evolving Diplomatic, Commercial, and Strategic Relations, 1995–2020
Vietnam Veterans Come Home
The Wall: The Vietnam War Memorial
Vietnamese Americans
The Specter of Vietnam
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