Comments by "Doncarlo" (@doujinflip) on "" video.

  1. South Vietnam’s allies weren’t allowed to have boots on the ground. Bomber raids to disrupt North Vietnamese supply lines were considered okay since it wasn’t a direct occupation, and the bombs dropped on the far side of the Laos and Cambodia away from their population centers.
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  2. The Doolittle Raid took no territory and did only inconvenient amounts of damage. It’s the psychological impact of such a seemingly impossible counterstrike that was more potent in ultimately flipping the momentum.
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