Where the Domino Fell - America And Vietnam 1945-1995 (62 page)

Advisory Group

MacArthur, Douglas

McCain, John

McCain, Admiral John, Jr.

McCarthy, Eugene

McCarthy, Joseph

McCloy, John

McCone, John

McCormack, John

Macdonald, Dwight

McGee, Frank

McGovern, George

McNamara, Robert S., x

electronic barrier proposed by

hawkish advice

memoirs of

resignation of

MACV.
See
Military Assistance

Command, Vietnam

Maddox
, USS

“madman strategy”

Mahayana Buddhism

Mailer, Norman

Malaya

mandarins (mandarin system)

Mansfield, Mike

Mao Zedong

quoted

Marine Corps, U.S.

Marshall, George C.

Marshall Plan

Martin, Graham

Martin, Joseph

Martin, Pepper

Medicare

Mekong River Delta

Mendenhall, Joseph

Mendes-France, Pierre

Metcalf, Lee

military advisors, U.S.

Military Assistance and Advisory

Group (MAAG)

Military Assistance Command,

Vietnam (MACV)

warns of growing North Vietnamese strength

military personnel, U.S.
See
United States troops

Military Revolutionary Council (South Vietnam)

Minh, Duong Van (“Big”)

Mohr, Charles

Molotov, Vyacheslav

Montagnard

Moore, Robin

Moorer, Thomas

Morse, Wayne

Movies
See also individual movies

Munich analogy

Murphy, Robert

Muste, A. J.

My Lai massacre

Nam Dinh, battle of

napalm

nationalism, Vietnamese

National Liberation Front (NLF),
See also
Vietcong

National Security Adviser Memorandum (NSAM)

National Security Council (NSC),

National Youth Administration

NATO (North Atlantic Treaty Organization)

Navarre, Henri

Navarre Plan

New Hampshire, Democratic party primary in (1968)

New Look defense policy

New York City

New York University (NYU)

New Zealand

Nghe An, 1930 revolt in

Ngo Dinh Can

Ngo Dinh Diem.
See
Diem

Ngo Dinh Kha

Ngo Dinh Nhu

Ngo Dinh Thuc

Ngo family

Ngo Van Chieu

Nguyen Cao Ky

Nguyen Chi Thanh

Nguyen Khanh

Nguyen Luong Bang

Nguyen Ngoc Loan

Nguyen Thi Binh

Nguyen Thai Hoc

Nguyen Van Thieu

after 1973 peace treaty

final North Vietnamese offensive of

1974–1975 and

Nhu, Ngo Dinh.
See
Ngo Dinh Nhu

Nixon
(movie)

Nixon, Richard M. (Nixon administration)

Cambodia and

election of 1968

elections of 1972

“madman strategy” of

My Lai massacre and

parole of William Calley

peace negotiations

personal background and characteristics of

Vietnamization and

Watergate scandal and

Nolting, Frederick

North Korea

North Vietnam
See also
Giap, Vo Nguyen; Ho Chi Minh

bombing of

Nixon and

final offensive (1974–1975)

Gulf of Tonkin incidents and,

infiltration of personnel and supplies into South Vietnam by,
See also
Ho Chi Minh Trail

North Vietnamese Army (NVA)

novels

nuclear weapons

nuoc mam

nurses, American

Ochs, Phil

O’Donnell, Larry

Office of Strategic Services (OSS)

On the Trail of the Assassins
(Garrison)

Open Arms Program (Chieu Hoi)

Operation Apache Snow

Operation Attleboro

Operation Bravo

Operation Cedar Falls

Operation Chaos

Operation Complete Victory

Operation Delaware

Operation Desert Storm

Operation Eagle Pull

Operation Farmgate

Operation Frequent Wind

Operation Junction City

Operation Linebacker

Operation Linebacker II

Operation Mayflower

Operation Menu

Operation Neutralize

Operation Niagara

Operation Plan 34-A (Oplan 34-A)

Operation Ranch Hand

Operation Rolling Thunder

pause in

Operation Shufly

Operations Plan

Operation Starlight

Operation Virginia Ridge

Operation Vulture

opium

Ovnand, Chester

pacification programs

Paris, Treaty of (1973)

partition of Vietnam

Pathet Lao

peace movement.
See
antiwar movement

peace treaty.
See
Paris, Treaty of (1973)

Pentagon Papers
See also
Ellsberg, Daniel

Perelman, S. J.

Persian Gulf War

Personalistic Labor Revolutionary Party.
See
Can Lao

Pham Cong Tac

Pham Ngo Tjae

Pham Ngoc Thao

Pham Van Dong

Phan Boi Chau

Phan Chu Trinh

Phat, Lam Van

Philippines, the

Phnom Penh

Phoenix Program

Phouma, Souvanna

Phu Bai, air base at

Phuoc Long province

Piroth, Charles

Plain of Jars

Platoon
(movie)

Pleiku, attack on (1965)

Plei Me, attack on

Poison Plot (1907)

Pol Pot

popular culture
See also
movies; television

POW–MIA controversy

Press, the

prisoners of war (POWs).
See
POW–MIA controversy

Pueblo
, USS

Quang, Thich Tri

Quang Tri City

Quiet American, The
(Greene),

Quynh, Father Hoang

“R and R” (rest and recreation)

race riots

Radford, Arthur

Rambo
movies, vii

Reagan, Ronald

Red River Delta

Republican party

1968 election and

Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC)

reunification of Vietnam

Rhodes, Father Alexandre de

Ridenhour, Ronald

Ridgway, Matthew

Robinson, James

Rockefeller, Nelson

Rogers, William P.

Roman Catholics

immigration from North to South Vietnam

in South Vietnam

Romney, George

Roosevelt, Franklin D.

Rostow, Walt W.

Rotter, Andrew

Rubin, Jerry

Rusk, Dean

Sac, Nguyen Sinh

Saigon
See also
Ho Chi Minh City

communist takeover of

evacuation of

events in

during Tet offensive (1968)

Sainteny, Jean