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The Misuse of the Studies and Observation Group as a National Asset in Vietnam (Paperback)
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The Misuse of the Studies and Observation Group as a National Asset in Vietnam (Paperback)
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Loot Price R264
Discovery Miles 2 640
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The primary question this thesis aims to answer is--did the Studies
and Observation Group (SOG) covert and clandestine operations
contribute significantly to the Vietnam War effort? The scope of
research is an examination of SOG operations throughout the war. To
determine SOG's contributions, research will answer the following
secondary and tertiary questions: (1) What were the US strategic,
operational, and tactical goals for Vietnam and how did they
develop? (2) Did SOG contribute to the accomplishment of strategic,
operational, and tactical goals in the Vietnam War? and (3) How did
SOG missions affect enemy forces and their operations? By answering
the primary, secondary, and tertiary questions, a conclusion may be
drawn concerning the contributions of SOG in Vietnam as the primary
headquarters for carrying out the unconventional war effort against
the North Vietnamese. Lessons learned may apply to the use of
similar unconventional warfare assets in the Global War on
Terrorism.
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