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Vietnamization and it's Lasting Effects on South Vietnam and it's Fall B. Vietnam -- two separate countries 2. Viet Minh Revolt 3. Creation of North and South Vietnam C. America's objectives in South Vietnam A. Beginnings of Vietnamization B. Research of possible withdrawal 1. began in early 1969III. American Withdrawal and South Vietnamese Buildup B. Advisor and troop reductions C. Combat assiezce team reductions D. South Vietnamese buildup E. South Vietnamese military additions in 1972 1. Goes in to effect on January 28, 1973 C. Break of the cease fire and North Vietnamese offensive of E. Resignation of President Thieu F. General Minh assumes the Presidency
South Vietnamese cross - border operations into Cambodia and Laos in 1971 met stiff opposition, and in early 1972 were countered by the North Vietnamese "Easter" offensive into South Vietnam. "Vietnam Cease- Fire Goes Into Effect. Nevertheless, this force had inflicted a series of defeats on the South Vietnamese troops, all but throwing then out of the copuntryside and back into the cities and towns. 141 - 166World Book Encyclopedia, 1967 ed. Senate confirmed the appointment on October 12). On the civilian side assiezce was needed in areas of local self - defence, self - government, and economic self - development. The ceasefire agreement of January 23 1973 marked an end to the American policy of Vietnamization. To create these new units without violating the 1. MACV headquarters dissolved on March 29, and three new agencies took over it's remaining functions. On April 2 1975, the South Vietnamese Senate even adopted a resolution holding President Thieu personnally responseable for the detiorating situation and asking him to take immediate steps to form a broader cabinet. On April 10, Kissenger, with the approval of the president, directed Laird to prepare a specific timetable for Vietnamizing the war. And the Republic of South Vietname came under Communist control and no longer existed as a free nation.
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