Various commanders in the field; the VC took their orders from Hanoi (Ho Chi Minh). Some historians are under the impression that Hanoi, slyly, "spent" the Viet Cong in the TET offensive of '68; thus avoiding any future conflicts between the NVA (North Vietnamese Army) and the VC when victory was finally won. An impression that may be fairly accurate; as the there appeared to be little "policial back-stabbing" when NVA tanks rolled into the capital of South Vietnam in April '75; it was a clean clear victory for the North. There's only room for ONE victor.
The United States, United Kingdom and Canada Other allies were involved.... such as Russia whom fought Germany on from the north
Because they didn't have a powerful surface fleet. U-boats (submarines) fought a guerrilla war on the seas. Because Germany didn't have a strong enough surface fleet to fight a traditional war on the high seas. Same for land warfare: An enemy reverts to guerrilla warfare when they are not strong enough to challenge an enemies army-and fight conventionally.
It is a diminutive of the Spanish word for war. Literally, a little war.
Spanish, diminutive of Guerra (war)
guerrilla warfare was the main style
the guerrilla fought in the war
yes it was also known as the jungle war
they noticed the effectiveness of the guerrilla tactics.
The Viet Cong (North vietnam soldiers) during the Vietnamm War.
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China & Britain
Guerrilla warfare is basically hit and run under cover, so the Vietcong during the Vietnam war used guerrilla warfare to combat American soldiers. During the US Civil War, the Rebels also used guerrilla warfare.
the french fought in straight line's while the british used the guerrilla tactic
That depends on just whom "us" is.
Suriname Guerrilla War happened in 1988.
it was fought between the armies of Greece led by king agamemnon and troy led by king priam
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