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Product: Bernard B. Fall STREET WITHOUT JOY Indochina at War 1946-1954 1961 Stackpole Co.
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Product: 1967 VIETNAM CAMBODIA BERNARD FALL STREET WITHOUT JOY ILLUSTRATED CLASSIC
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Product: Mavericks of War: The Unconventional, Unorthodox Innovators and Thinkers, Scholars, and Outsiders Who Mastered the Art of War
Description: During World War I, Oxford-trained archeologist Lawrence of Arabia used his knowledge of the Middle East to help organize the Arab revolt against the Ottoman Empire. In this entertaining and insightful book, Jason Ridler profiles the intellectuals, outsiders, and eccentrics who followed in Lawrence’s footsteps across the next hundred years of warfare and who relied on creativity, curiosity, and outside-the-box thinking to shape battlefields from World War II and Vietnam to Iraq and Afghanistan. They were Ivy Leaguers and Oxford scholars, anthropologists and archeologists, an ad executive, an international activist, a Peace Corps veteran, an émigré journalist (and former teenage member of the French Resistance), a diplomat—mavericks and oddballs, men and women—who, not always heralded or heeded and sometimes hated, challenged traditional military thought and helped win wars, secure peace, and change the face of modern war.
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Product: Street Without Joy by Bernard B. Fall (1994-03-01)
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Product: [Street Without Joy] [By: Fall, Bernard B.] [March, 1994]
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Product: Street Without Joy: From the Indo-China war to the War in Vietnam
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Product: Street Without Joy: The French Debacle in Indochina
Description: In this classic account of the French war in Indochina, Bernard B. Fall vividly captures the sights, sounds, and smells of the savage eight-year conflict in the jungles and mountains of Southeast Asia from 1946 to 1954. The French fought well to the last, but even with the lethal advantages of airpower, they could not stave off the Communist-led Vietnamese nationalists, who countered with a hit-and-run campaign of ambushes, booby traps, and nighttime raids. Defeat came at Dien Bien Phu, in 1954, setting the stage for American involvement and opening another tragic chapter in Vietnam's history.
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Product: Back to the Street without Joy: Counterinsurgency Lessons from Vietnam and Other Small Wars
Description: For most of the 20th century, the US military culture (notwithstanding the Marines work in small wars) generally embraced the big conventional war paradigm and fundamentally eschewed small wars and insurgencies. Thus, instead of learning from our experiences in Vietnam, the Philippines, the Marine Corps experience in the Banana Wars, and the Indian campaigns, the US Army for most of the last 100 years has viewed these experiences as ephemeral anomalies and aberrations-distractions from preparing to win big wars against other big powers. As a result of marginalizing the counterinsurgencies and small wars that it has spent most of its existence prosecuting, the US militarys big-war cultural preferences have impeded it from fully benefiting-studying, distilling, and incorporating into doctrine-from our somewhat extensive lessons in small wars and insurgencies. This article starts by briefly examining some of the salient lessons for counterinsurgency from Vietnam and lists some of the sources for lessons from that war that have been neglected or forgotten. This article also examines some sources and lessons of counterinsurgencies and small wars predating Vietnam.
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Product: Street Without Joy. The Bloody Road to Dien Bien Phu
Description: First published in 1961 as U.S. troops were entering Vietnam, this powerful history describes the costly eight-year war that brought an end to French colonial rule in Indochina. This was a new kind of conflict, a revolutionary war fought according to the stunningly effective tenets of Mao.
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Product: Street With-Out Joy From the Indo-China War to the War in Viet-Nam
Description: A military classic! A foreign War
A paper dust jacket depicting uniformed bodies walking through dense forest, over a gray vinyl
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Product: Street Without Joy: Insurgency in Indochina, 1946-63 (Third Revised Edition)
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Product: STREET WITHOUT JOY Indochina At War 1946-1954
Description: Taiwan Pirated Edition 322 Pages
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Product: Street Without Joy: The French Debacle in Indochina (Stackpole Military History Series)
Brand: Stackpole Books
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Product: Hell In A Very Small Place: The Siege Of Dien Bien Phu
Brand: Da Capo Press
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Product: The Centurions
Brand: Penguin Classics
Color: Multicolor
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Product: Street Without Joy Publisher: Stackpole Books
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