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The president had been slated to fly from Washington to Honolulu at midnight for talks with General William Westmoreland about Vietnam War strategies.
Burial for a King Rebecca Burns 2011
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The president had been slated to fly from Washington to Honolulu at midnight for talks with General William Westmoreland about Vietnam War strategies.
Burial for a King Rebecca Burns 2011
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The president had been slated to fly from Washington to Honolulu at midnight for talks with General William Westmoreland about Vietnam War strategies.
Burial for a King Rebecca Burns 2011
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Lyndon Johnson heeded Gen. William Westmoreland's pleas for more troops and more troops in a no-win war until it ultimately cost LBJ his presidency and America 58,000 lives.
Dave Helfert: In the GOP Land of the Blind, the One-eyed Man Is Booed Dave Helfert 2011
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The president had been slated to fly from Washington to Honolulu at midnight for talks with General William Westmoreland about Vietnam War strategies.
Burial for a King Rebecca Burns 2011
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As acclaimed military historian Max Boot and others have chronicled, in 1965 the U.S. commander in Vietnam, William Westmoreland, made a fateful decision on how to prosecute the war against the Vietcong and their North Vietnamese allies.
Fact And Comment 2010
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Another senator, Joseph Clark of Pennsylvania, reported that he had asked the U.S. commander, William Westmoreland, "if there would be a military victory in this war, and he said no."
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This was a more effective counterinsurgency approach than the big-unit sweeps favored by Gen. William Westmoreland.
An All-Time Great Marine Max Boot 2010
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McChrystal became to Afghanistan what William Westmoreland was to Vietnam -- the go-to guy on the plunge to war.
Harvey Wasserman: Fire McChrystal and Bring the Troops Home Now! 2010
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As acclaimed military historian Max Boot and others have chronicled, in 1965 the U.S. commander in Vietnam, William Westmoreland, made a fateful decision on how to prosecute the war against the Vietcong and their North Vietnamese allies.
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