post-Tet Offensive phase of Vietnam War

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The post-Tet Offensive phase of the Vietnam War was the period after early 1968 marked by declining U.S. public support, a shift toward Vietnamization and troop withdrawals, and an eventual move from large-scale American combat operations to negotiated settlement and disengagement.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historical period
phase of war
approximateEndTime 1973
countryInvolved National Front for the Liberation of South Vietnam NERFINISHED
North Vietnam NERFINISHED
People's Republic of China NERFINISHED
South Vietnam NERFINISHED
Soviet Union
United States of America
surface form: United States
endPoint U.S. military disengagement from direct ground combat
signing of Paris Peace Accords
follows Tet Offensive NERFINISHED
hasCharacteristic continued heavy U.S. airpower use
declining U.S. public support for the war
emphasis on pacification and security of populated areas
erosion of U.S. political consensus on the war
gradual withdrawal of U.S. ground combat troops
growing anti-war movement in the United States
increased North Vietnamese confidence after Tet Offensive
increased role of South Vietnamese forces in combat
increasing media skepticism about U.S. progress
political crisis in South Vietnam
search for a negotiated settlement
shift from large-scale U.S. offensive operations to limited engagements
strategic stalemate on the battlefield
hasPolicy Vietnamization NERFINISHED
implementedBy Richard Nixon administration NERFINISHED
includesEvent Cambodian Campaign NERFINISHED
Easter Offensive NERFINISHED
Kent State shootings context of domestic protest
Operation Linebacker NERFINISHED
Operation Linebacker II NERFINISHED
Paris Peace Accords negotiations NERFINISHED
Paris Peace Talks NERFINISHED
U.S. bombing of Cambodia NERFINISHED
U.S. bombing of Laos NERFINISHED
U.S. troop withdrawals from Vietnam
invasion of Cambodia by U.S. and South Vietnamese forces
withdrawal of U.S. combat troops in 1973
location Cambodia NERFINISHED
Laos NERFINISHED
North Vietnam NERFINISHED
South Vietnam NERFINISHED
militaryCommander Creighton Abrams NERFINISHED
Vo Nguyen Giap NERFINISHED
partOf Vietnam War NERFINISHED
politicalLeader Lyndon B. Johnson NERFINISHED
Nguyen Van Thieu NERFINISHED
Richard Nixon NERFINISHED
precededByPolicy escalation strategy of Lyndon B. Johnson administration
startTime 1968

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Guam Doctrine historicalContext post-Tet Offensive phase of Vietnam War
All-purpose Lightweight Individual Carrying Equipment usedInConflict post-Tet Offensive phase of Vietnam War
this entity surface form: Vietnam War (late period)