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Background to the Wars in Southeast Asia
1961 to 1964: Civil War in Laos and Early Operations in South Vietnam
1965: Escalation of the War and the Start of Rolling Thunder
1966: Rolling Thunder Gets into its Stride
1967: Rolling Thunder - The Peak Year
1968: The Tet Offensive, Khe Sanh and the End of Rolling Thunder
1969: Interdiction on the Ho Chi Minh Trail
1970: The Year of Withdrawal
1971: A Much Reduced Presence
1972: The Spring Invasion and the Linebacker Campaigns
1973: Winding Up the War
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1967: Rolling Thunder - The Peak Year
Below are the Sidelines associated with this period in the Air War in Vietnam:
The EC-47 and Radio Direction Finding (Feb 1967)
Strategic Air Transport in Support of the War (Mar 1967)
The C-7 Caribou (Aug 1967)
The Cessna O-2 (Aug 1967)
The A-37 Dragonfly (Aug 1967)
Misty FACs and Commando Sabre (Aug 1967)
The A-7 Corsair (Dec 1967)