"Casualties Go Down, 'Vietnamization' is Up" by George McArthur, Pacific Stars & Stripes, October 20, 1969

The article explains that U.S. combat deaths in Vietnam were decreasing in 1969 as the U.S. shifted responsibility for fighting to the South Vietnamese military, a process called “Vietnamization”. President Nixon and military leaders wanted American troops to focus more on protective actions while South Vietnamese forces took on a bigger role.

Resource Identifier
CasualtiesDown
Citation
Russell Brines papers, Collection No. 8894, Box 11, American Heritage Center, University of Wyoming
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