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- Operation_Fa_Ngum abstract "Operation Fa Ngum (1–27 April 1972) was a Laotian military offensive aimed at capturing the villages of Ban Ngik and Laongam as bases for incursions onto the Ho Chi Minh Trail. The Central Intelligence Agency backers of Royalist guerrillas planned to use a combination of air mobility and route march assaults to clear Route 23 through the two towns. Defensive forces to be defeated were the People's Army of Vietnam 9th and 39th Regiments. At various times and in differing combinations, the Royalists would commit two regiments of guerrillas, a makeshift regiment of the Royal Lao Army, three battalions of Neutralists, and a detachment of armored cars. Fighting a two phase battle, the Royalists displaced the two PAVN regiments back towards the Vietnamese border. The Royalists both gained and gave up the open air cemetery of Ban Ngik. The PAVN returned westward toward the Thai border as the Royalists fell back. Enfeebled by mutiny and a serious casualty rate, the Royalists ended Operation Fa Ngum with a weak defensive blocking position at Laongam on Route 23.".
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- Operation_Fa_Ngum wikiPageLength "7473".
- Operation_Fa_Ngum wikiPageOutDegree "40".
- Operation_Fa_Ngum wikiPageRevisionID "708280567".
- Operation_Fa_Ngum wikiPageWikiLink Ad_hoc.
- Operation_Fa_Ngum wikiPageWikiLink Air_assault.
- Operation_Fa_Ngum wikiPageWikiLink Armored_car_(military).
- Operation_Fa_Ngum wikiPageWikiLink Bolaven_Plateau.
- Operation_Fa_Ngum wikiPageWikiLink Cadillac_Gage_Commando.
- Operation_Fa_Ngum wikiPageWikiLink Category:Laotian_Civil_War.
- Operation_Fa_Ngum wikiPageWikiLink Central_Intelligence_Agency.
- Operation_Fa_Ngum wikiPageWikiLink Close_air_support.
- Operation_Fa_Ngum wikiPageWikiLink Fa_Ngum.
- Operation_Fa_Ngum wikiPageWikiLink Forces_Armées_Neutralistes.
- Operation_Fa_Ngum wikiPageWikiLink Ho_Chi_Minh_trail.
- Operation_Fa_Ngum wikiPageWikiLink Interdiction.
- Operation_Fa_Ngum wikiPageWikiLink Irregular_military.
- Operation_Fa_Ngum wikiPageWikiLink Kingdom_of_Laos.
- Operation_Fa_Ngum wikiPageWikiLink Laotian_Civil_War.
- Operation_Fa_Ngum wikiPageWikiLink Line_of_communication.
- Operation_Fa_Ngum wikiPageWikiLink Military_Regions_of_Laos.
- Operation_Fa_Ngum wikiPageWikiLink Military_logistics.
- Operation_Fa_Ngum wikiPageWikiLink Mutiny.
- Operation_Fa_Ngum wikiPageWikiLink Operation_Black_Lion.
- Operation_Fa_Ngum wikiPageWikiLink Operation_Lam_Son_719.
- Operation_Fa_Ngum wikiPageWikiLink Operation_Sinsay.
- Operation_Fa_Ngum wikiPageWikiLink Operation_Thao_La.
- Operation_Fa_Ngum wikiPageWikiLink Peoples_Army_of_Vietnam.
- Operation_Fa_Ngum wikiPageWikiLink Raven_Forward_Air_Controllers.
- Operation_Fa_Ngum wikiPageWikiLink Regiment.
- Operation_Fa_Ngum wikiPageWikiLink Royal_Lao_Army.
- Operation_Fa_Ngum wikiPageWikiLink Royal_Lao_Government.
- Operation_Fa_Ngum wikiPageWikiLink South_Vietnam.
- Operation_Fa_Ngum wikiPageWikiLink Vietnam_War.
- Operation_Fa_Ngum wikiPageWikiLinkText "Another RLG offensive".
- Operation_Fa_Ngum wikiPageWikiLinkText "Operation Fa Ngum".
- Operation_Fa_Ngum wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Reflist.
- Operation_Fa_Ngum wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:See_also.
- Operation_Fa_Ngum subject Category:Laotian_Civil_War.
- Operation_Fa_Ngum type Thing.
- Operation_Fa_Ngum comment "Operation Fa Ngum (1–27 April 1972) was a Laotian military offensive aimed at capturing the villages of Ban Ngik and Laongam as bases for incursions onto the Ho Chi Minh Trail. The Central Intelligence Agency backers of Royalist guerrillas planned to use a combination of air mobility and route march assaults to clear Route 23 through the two towns. Defensive forces to be defeated were the People's Army of Vietnam 9th and 39th Regiments.".
- Operation_Fa_Ngum label "Operation Fa Ngum".
- Operation_Fa_Ngum seeAlso Operation_Left_Jab.
- Operation_Fa_Ngum wasDerivedFrom Operation_Fa_Ngum?oldid=708280567.
- Operation_Fa_Ngum isPrimaryTopicOf Operation_Fa_Ngum.