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Article: Thailand: anatomy of a counterinsurgency victory.
- Article from:
- Military Review
- Article date:
- January 1, 2007
- Author:
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FOR STUDENTS OF WAR, historical cases relevant to the present United States counterinsurgency in Iraq are plentiful, though not always immediately obvious. The Vietnam War is a case in point. That conflict provides numerous lessons regarding counterinsurgency, but many of them have been overlooked because analysts typically study the war as if it were a purely local affair, occurring amidst a regional vacuum. They forget that the fighting in Vietnam was only part of a wider regional struggle encompassing other national theaters of operation. Each of those theaters had its own unique character and distinct ways in which the United States was involved. Hence, each offers us ...
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Article: United States is not Thailand's Jasmine Rice ...
Xinhua News Agency;
October 5, 2001 ;
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... ... with that of the United States, he added Currently, Thailand's annual export of jasmine rice to the United States totals 200 tons ... rice exported from Thailand gains more popularity ... thatproduced in the United States because it is cheaper ...
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