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How did the US military move troops quickly across the jungle during the Vietnam War?
in bombers
in helicopters
in supply lines
in quick marches
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In helicopters.
The US pioneered "airmobile" or "air cavalry" tactics in Vietnam (notably using the Bell UH-1 Huey) to insert, extract and resupply troops rapidly across dense jungle, perform medevac, and conduct vertical envelopment — far faster and more flexible than marches or bombers (bombers weren’t used to transport troops).
The US pioneered "airmobile" or "air cavalry" tactics in Vietnam (notably using the Bell UH-1 Huey) to insert, extract and resupply troops rapidly across dense jungle, perform medevac, and conduct vertical envelopment — far faster and more flexible than marches or bombers (bombers weren’t used to transport troops).
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