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Vietnamese troops stand along the bank of a river, on the edge of a town. Date and location unknown.
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Vietnamese marine radio operator, 1962.
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Vietnam....Young radio operator, set strapped to his back, stands in hatch of submarine’s “doghouse” waiting for the order to embark. Doghouse is so named, Navy men say, because in olden days the structure, just behind the conning tower, resembled a doghouse in shape.
So i not info of the Vietnam war but how good was the South Vietnam as a military force? Most of the media just cover the Americans and not the other group like South Koreans.
The main units of the Army of the Republic of Vietnam (ARVN) were reportedly poor combat units. But recent work challenges this to some degree. They undoubtedly suffered many issues in structure and personnel, but there were many who did try and perform well. Special units tend to receive much more praise. For instance ARVN Rangers were known as fierce troops. The Vietnamese Marine Corps (VNMC) also performed well overall, from what I’ve read. I don’t know much about the navy (VNN) or air force (VNAF).
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Vietnamese Marines Fight Communist Infiltrators in Gia Dinh - A Vietnamese tanker fires his 50 Caliber machine gun into a Viet Cong position in Gia Dinh during heavy street fighting June 4. Viet Cong infiltrators had dug in along a wall in a yard and had to be blasted out.
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Allied troop ops with S.Viet Marines near Citadel, Hue on Perfume River where the YFU-79 transferred them to a S.Viet Navy LCM seen in photo
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Hello, can you recommend some articles, websites, texts or books talk about ARVN Marines and ARVN Airborne? Anything will do, like brief history, their operations during the war or their organizations.
Apologies for the delay, I wanted to dig up good sources for you. Hope these help. Please note, I have not read any of these myself, though Osprey books are great, and I’ve read another of Robert Tonsetic’s books and enjoyed it. Likely there are scholarly articles about, but difficult to access unless you’re a student or your local library has access to something like JSTOR.
Vietnam Marine Corps (VNMC):
Vietnam Marines 1965–73 by Charles Melson
“The Vietnamese Marine Corps” by Peter Brush, from Viet Nam Generation: A Journal of Recent History and Contemporary Issues. Vol. 7 :1-2. pp. 73–77.
Marine Advisors with the Vietnamese Marine Corps edited by Charles Melson and Wanda J. Renfrow
“Eight Years in a Communist Prison: The Story of a Vietnamese Marine,” recording of an oral history interview with Duat Q. Tran
History of the South Vietnamese Marine Corps edited by Tran Xuan Dung - Not sure if you’ll be able to actually find this one. Let me know if you do.
Warriors of the Sea: Marines of the Second Indochina War by CSM Michael Martin
ARVN Airborne:
Vietnam Airborne by Gordon L. Rottman
Angels In Red Hats: Paratroopers of the Second Indochina War by CSM Michael N. Martin - Again, good luck finding a copy and let me know if you find one.
Forsaken Warriors: The Story of an American Advisor who Fought with the South Vietnamese Rangers and Airborne by Robert Tonsetic
RVN Military in general:
The Armed Forces of the Republic of Viet Nam by The Vietnam Council on Foreign Relations
The ARVN
Arms Storage Cleared: South Vietnamese Marines move cases of grenades and mortar rounds from enemy storage bunkers near the Cambodian border. The bunkers were dug into the jungle floor and camouflaged with bamboo. [1969]