Jumat, 14 April 2017

Artists Under Fire

Stirring posters created by Vietnamese combat artists on the battlefield inspired communist forces to victory. The North Vietnamese Communists waged war against first the French (1946-54) and later the Americans (1960-75) from a position of inferiority in firepower and mechanized mobility. This forced them to utilize traditional low-level technology against their far superior opponents. North …

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