An Lộc

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An Lộc is a town in southern Vietnam that became a major battlefield during the 1972 Easter Offensive in the Vietnam War.

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All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
An Lộc canonical 3
An Loc 1

Statements (33)

Predicate Object
instanceOf human settlement
town
aftermath reconstruction after 1975
severe civilian casualties
attackedBy People's Army of Vietnam
conflict Vietnam War
country Viet Nam
surface form: Vietnam
currentCountry Viet Nam
surface form: Socialist Republic of Vietnam
defendedBy Army of the Republic of Vietnam
distanceTo approximately 90–100 km north of Ho Chi Minh City
experience extensive urban destruction
heavy artillery bombardment
prolonged siege
hasRole district capital
historicalEra Cold War
Vietnam War era
locatedIn South Vietnam
surface form: southern Vietnam
locatedInAdministrativeEntity Bình Phước Province
Loc Ninh District
surface form: Lộc Ninh District
locatedOn Highway 13 NERFINISHED
notableFor intense street fighting
large-scale use of U.S. airpower
symbol of South Vietnamese resistance in 1972
partOf South Vietnam
resultOfBattle ARVN defensive victory
halted PAVN advance toward Saigon
significantEvent Easter Offensive
surface form: 1972 Easter Offensive

Battle of An Lộc
strategicImportance key defensive position on approach to Saigon
major ARVN stronghold in III Corps Tactical Zone
supportedBy United States Air Force
United States Military Assistance Advisory Group
surface form: United States Army advisors
timeOfEvent 1972

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Easter Offensive location An Lộc
Nguyen Hue Offensive location An Lộc
this entity surface form: An Loc
Binh Long Province capital An Lộc
Battle of An Lộc location An Lộc