BATTLE OF INDOCHINA When Communist rebellion erupted in Tonkin's Red River delta four years ago, ... seventy 400-ton bunkers have been built since De Lattre gave the order on Dec. 19.

INDOCHINA Communist Ho Chi Minh's order of the day was "Destroy the enemy, and achieve new feats of arms." ... At this stage of the battle, Ho’s military intentions are not clear.

The emblematic siege battle of Dien Bien Phu that ended French rule over Indochina in 1954. Fight for the defense of the fortified camp or try to storm it, in order to reach the upcoming Geneva ...

“Indochina: The Art of War” is an inappropriately titled exhibition organized by artist Tran T. Kim-Trang for the Los Angeles Municipal Art Gallery’s program for independent curators.

The Indochina War (1946 to 1954), ... The war was very costly and reached its climax in the Battle of Diên Biên Phu, which began on 13 March 1954. On 7 May, ...

In order to clearly demonstrate India's presence, Brigade Commander Brigadier Rawind Singh Grewal, MC, ... The Battle of Sirjap. The Indo-China war started on October 20, ...

Financial difficulties and protests in France were increasing, putting the French government in a new political crisis. Taking advantage of this situation, the US imperialists stepped up their ...

Fifty years ago today, one of the Vietnam war’s most ferocious battles broke out in the Ia Drang Valley. But the battle’s true toll would prove to be the hubris it bred in U.S. commanders.

The 1954 Battle of Dien Bien Phu was the first time a non-European colonial independence movement was able to drive out a modern western occupier. Not that the French hadn’t been warned.