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A War Nobody Won: The Sino-Vietnam War 1979
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Pentagon Press
| Author:
Col. Harjeet Singh
| Language:
English
| Format:
Hardback
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Discusses China’s historic relations with Vietnam and their influence on Beijing’s approach towards the China Viet Nam war, as well as Deng Xiaoping’s role. It examines the PLA’s conduct, including the military strategy and preparations for the attack and the conduct of military operations. It also reviews the repercussions of the conflict, politically and militarily, and lessons learned.
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Discusses China’s historic relations with Vietnam and their influence on Beijing’s approach towards the China Viet Nam war, as well as Deng Xiaoping’s role. It examines the PLA’s conduct, including the military strategy and preparations for the attack and the conduct of military operations. It also reviews the repercussions of the conflict, politically and militarily, and lessons learned.
About Author
Colonel Harjeet Singh took early retirement from the Indian Army in 1998. He holds an M.Sc. and M. Phil. in Defence and Strategic Studies from the University of Madras. A graduate of the Defence Services Staff College, Wellington he was also an instructor at that institution. Amongst his publications are Evolution of Strategy: From Sun Tzu to Clausewitz; Soldiering with Faith: The Sikh Light Infantry; Doda: Insurgency in the Wilderness;, A Quest for Excellence: Training the Indian Army; Elephants versus Cannons: The Battles of Panipat; The Military Strategy of the Arthasastra; and The Thirty-Six Stratagems. He has also prepared Notes on Military History for Army Promotion Examinations as well as the DSSC/TSOC Examination for the past four years.
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