Steel Tiger

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Steel Tiger was the codename for a U.S. aerial interdiction campaign during the Vietnam War aimed at disrupting enemy supply routes in Laos.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf aerial interdiction campaign
military operation
aimedAt cutting supply lines to South Vietnam
reducing infiltration of troops and materiel
belligerent United States Air Force NERFINISHED
codenameFor U.S. aerial interdiction campaign in Laos
conductedBy United States Air Force NERFINISHED
United States Marine Corps aviation units NERFINISHED
United States Navy NERFINISHED
conflict Vietnam War
country United States of America
surface form: United States
endTime 1973
geopoliticalContext Cold War NERFINISHED
hasNature covert air campaign
legalStatus conducted without formal declaration of war in Laos
location Laos NERFINISHED
southeastern Laos
method aerial bombardment
air strikes
objective disrupt enemy supply routes
interdict traffic along the Ho Chi Minh Trail
opponent North Vietnam NERFINISHED
Pathet Lao NERFINISHED
partOf American air operations in Southeast Asia
region Indochina NERFINISHED
relatedTo Operation Barrel Roll NERFINISHED
Operation Rolling Thunder NERFINISHED
startTime 1965
target logistics routes
road and trail networks
storage areas
truck convoys
theater Laos NERFINISHED
usedPlatform B-52 bombers NERFINISHED
fighter-bomber aircraft
reconnaissance aircraft

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Operation Steel Tiger codename Steel Tiger