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Paddy Bridge
Operation
Dates: 2/14/1966 - 2/16/1966
Combat Tactical Zone: III
Tactical Area of Operation: Hau Nghia Province

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Palestine
Operation
Dates: 3/18/1966 - 3/19/1966
Combat Tactical Zone: III

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Palm Beach
Operation
Dates: 1/6/1967 - 6/1/1967
Combat Tactical Zone: IV
Tactical Area of Operation: Ding Tuong Province

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Palm Beach II
Operation
Dates: 5/1/1967 - 5/31/1967
Combat Tactical Zone: III & IV
Tactical Area of Operation: Dinh Tuong, Co Cong, Kien Hoa, and Long An Provinces and Rung Sat Special Zone

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Dates: 3/1/1970 - 11/17/1970
Combat Tactical Zone: II
Tactical Area of Operation: Pleiku Province

redesignated Operation HANCOCK DRAGON ca. November 18, 1970
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Patio
Operation
Dates: 4/1/1970 - 5/31/1970

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Patrick
Operation
Dates: 3/1/1968 - 3/31/1968
Combat Tactical Zone: II
Tactical Area of Operation: Binh Dinh Province

follow on to Operation Pershing II
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Paul Bunyan
Operation
Dates: 7/19/1967 - 9/11/1967

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Dates: 5/10/1966 - 7/31/1966
Combat Tactical Zone: II
Tactical Area of Operation: Darlac and Pleiku Provinces (from the Chu Pong Massif to Duc Co,and from the Cambodian border to Plei Me)

A task force of USA, ARVN, and ROK fought the PAVN units throughout the area. Heavy fighting occurred at Chu Pong and the PAVN soldiers took many casualties.
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Paul Revere II
Operation
Dates: 8/1/1966 - 8/25/1966
Combat Tactical Zone: II
Tactical Area of Operation: Chu Pong War Zone, Pleiku Province along the Cambodian border

A larger operation than Paul Rever I, this operation began when the 3d Brigade of the 25th division took casualties while on patrol in the Chu Pong War Zone. The 2d and 3d Brigades of the 1st Cavalry, along with two battalions from the ARVN and ROK, were sent to the area. During the following weeks, 14 allied battalions fought the two PAVN regiments. Redesignated Paul Revere III on August 26, 1966
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Paul Revere III
Operation
Dates: 10/18/1966 - 12/31/1966
Combat Tactical Zone: II
Tactical Area of Operation: Pleiku Province

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Paul Revere IV
Operation
Dates: 10/18/1966 - 12/31/1966
Combat Tactical Zone: II
Tactical Area of Operation: Pleiku Province near the Cambodian border, centered on the Chu Pong-Ia Drang area

This search-and-destroy operation cnetered on the Chu Pon-Ia Drang area, and although the USA suffered many casualties in ambushes, the PAVN regiment left 977 known dead.
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Pawnee
Operation
Dates: 8/26/1966 - 9/6/1966
Combat Tactical Zone: I
Tactical Area of Operation: Thau Thien Province

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Pawnee II
Operation
Dates: 9/8/1966 - 9/14/1966
Combat Tactical Zone: I
Tactical Area of Operation: Thua Thien Province

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Pawnee III
Operation
Dates: 10/29/1966 - 12/24/1966
Combat Tactical Zone: I
Tactical Area of Operation: Thua Thien Province

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Pecos
Operation
Dates: 7/20/1967 - 7/27/1967
Tactical Area of Operation: Happy Valley

follow up was Operation STOCKTON
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Dates: 4/1/1968 - 4/15/1968
Combat Tactical Zone: I
Tactical Area of Operation: Quang Tri Province near Khe Sanh

This operation required that the Army and Marines build LZ Stud just north of Ca Lu on Route 9. Because the Allies lacked information on the PAVN forces, the 1st Squadron, 9th Cavalry was sent to find PAVN strong points, destroy anitaircraft guns, and locate LZs. The Marines attacked north to confuse the PAVN on the 31 March. The operation officially began on the 1 April when the 1st Marines attacked westward. The 3d Brigade, 1st Cavalry Division conducted air assaults halfway to Khe Sanh, and converted the LZs to fire bases as they cleared Route 9 for the Marines. On 2 April, the 3d Brigade and the Marines kept up the air assaults to the west. An air assault the next day attacked from the southeast. On the 4th, the Marines in Khe Sanh took Hill 471 while the 2d Brigade attacked an old French fort to the south. In the following days, more air assaults around Khe Sanh met with PAVN resistance. Escape routes into Laos were blocked and the fighting became sporadic. On 11 April the 1st Marines opened Route 9. Though other attacks were planned for the area, the Allies were ordered to disengage. This Operation was the first full-division air cavalry raid in history. Khe Sanh was relieved very quickly and a reenactment of Dien Bien Phu never occurred.
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Dates: 6/29/1970 - 3/1/1971
Combat Tactical Zone: I
Tactical Area of Operation: Quang Tin Province

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Peoples Road
Operation
Dates: 3/17/1968 - 5/21/1968
Combat Tactical Zone: IV
Tactical Area of Operation: Dinh Tuong Province

combined with Operation TRUONG CONG DINH May 21, 1968
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Perry
Operation
Dates: 3/25/1967 - 3/27/1967
Combat Tactical Zone: I
Tactical Area of Operation: Quang Ngai Province

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Pershing
Operation
Dates: 3/18/1967 - 4/1/1967
Tactical Area of Operation: Hoa An Province

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Pershing I
Operation
Dates: 2/11/1967 - 1/19/1968
Combat Tactical Zone: I & II
Tactical Area of Operation: Binh Dinh Province and Quang Ngai Province, northern coastal plain and Kim Son and Luoi Ci Valleys

The 1st Cavalry continuously swept the area pursuing the PAVN and VC forces. Helicopters allowed the 1st Squadron, 9th Cavalry to spot and engage enemy forces, and then rapldly insert battalions. Nearly 100,000 inhabitants were evacuated and sent as refugees to the RVN government when the Cavalry sprayed the area with Agent Orange to uncover PAVN and VC forces. Major victories over the Communist forces occurred north of Bong Son at Tam Quan, and at Dam Tra-O Lake. Except for brief periods of time, the entire division served in Binh Dinh until September. However, in December, PERSHING was considered a holding operation and only one brigade monitered the area. In one last battle from 6-20 December, the 1st Brigade and the 1st Battalion, 50th Infantry and 22d ARVN units fought the 22d PAVN Regiment near Tam Quan. The significance of this battle is claimed to be that the Bong son Plain was the least affected during Tet.
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Pershing II
Operation
Dates: 1/20/1968 - 3/1/1968
Combat Tactical Zone: I & II
Tactical Area of Operation: Binh Dinh and Quang Ngai Provinces

Most of the division had deployed to I Corps. Before joining them, the 1st Brigade participated in PERSHING II and furthered hurt the PAVN/VC forces. However the 3d PAVN Division would soon return.
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Perth
Operation
Dates: 6/8/1966 - 6/8/1966
Combat Tactical Zone: III

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Petrie
Operation
Dates: 6/29/1970 - 7/13/1970
Combat Tactical Zone: III
Tactical Area of Operation: Phou Tuy Province

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Dates: 2/26/1966 - 3/1/1966
Combat Tactical Zone: III
Tactical Area of Operation: Bien Hao Province

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Phoi Hop
Operation
Dates: 4/7/1970 - 4/19/1970

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Phu Vang I
Operation
Combat Tactical Zone: I
Tactical Area of Operation: Thua Thien Province

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Phu Vang III
Operation
Dates: 10/25/1968 - 11/6/1968
Combat Tactical Zone: I
Tactical Area of Operation: Thua Thien Province

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Phu Vang IV
Operation
Dates: 12/11/1968 - 1/9/1969
Combat Tactical Zone: I
Tactical Area of Operation: Thua Thien Province

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Piburn
Operation
Dates: 12/9/1967 - 12/13/1967
Tactical Area of Operation: Lower Plai Trap Valley

Plei Djereng CIDG camp strike force
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Pickens Forest
Operation
Dates: 7/15/1970 - 8/24/1970
Combat Tactical Zone: I
Tactical Area of Operation: Quang Nam Province - near Song Thu Bon valley

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Pickett
Operation
Dates: 12/6/1966 - 1/19/1967
Combat Tactical Zone: II
Tactical Area of Operation: Kontum Province

in conjuction with Operation PAUL REVERE
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Piedmont Swift
Operation
Dates: 11/24/1968 - 11/30/1968
Combat Tactical Zone: III
Tactical Area of Operation: Hau Nghia Province

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Pierce Arrow
Operation
Combat Tactical Zone: DRV
Tactical Area of Operation: North Vietnam

Two U.S. destroyers where attacked in the Gulf of Tonkin on 4 August 1964. As a result of this, President Johnson ordered air strikes which were named operation PIERCE ARROW. Planes flew from the Ticonderoga and the Constellation in 64 sorties. Controversy developed over when to begin the operation. Military planners wanted a dawn attack while Johnson wanted to be able to announce it to the American people before they went to bed. The attack actually began at 1207 Vietnam time. The Vinh petroleum storage facility was destroyed and between one and three PAVN naval vessels were sunk. Two U.S. aircraft were shot down, allowing both sides to claim a victory. The American public supported the air strikes and ratings of the president improved with the bombing.
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Pike
Operation
Dates: 8/1/1967 - 8/3/1967
Combat Tactical Zone: I
Tactical Area of Operation: Quang Nam and Quang Tin Provinces

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Pink Rose
Operation

Operational evaluation to determine techniques and conditions required to destroy large areas of forest or jungle growth by fire. The procedure incorporated a combination of defoliation of the target area to dry it out and following this the delivery of a massive dose of incendiary bombs. Proposed in December 1966.
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Pinnaroo
Operation
Dates: 3/5/1968 - 4/7/1968
Combat Tactical Zone: III
Tactical Area of Operation: Phuoc Tuy Province - Nui Chau Vien Mountaints

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Dates: 3/5/1968 - 4/18/1968

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Pioneer
Operation
Dates: 9/26/1968 - 10/4/1968
Combat Tactical Zone: I
Tactical Area of Operation: Quang Tri Province

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Pioneer I
Operation
Dates: 1/17/1966 - 6/18/1966
Combat Tactical Zone: I
Tactical Area of Operation: Bien Hoa Province

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Pioneer II
Operation
Dates: 1/24/1966 - 1/26/1966
Combat Tactical Zone: III
Tactical Area of Operation: Bien How Province

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Pipestone Canyon
Operation
Dates: 5/25/1969 - 11/7/1969
Combat Tactical Zone: I
Tactical Area of Operation: Quang Nam Province

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Piranha
Operation
Combat Tactical Zone: I
Tactical Area of Operation: Batangan Peninsula along the coast of southern Quang Ngai Province

This operation followed STARLITE, the first major U.S. ground operation of the war. Very few Marines participated as much of the operation was carried out by the ARVN and VMC forces. PIRANHA, though longer, was much less spectacular than STARLITE. PIRANHA helped show the VC that they could not defeat the USMC in a stand-up battle.
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Pitt
Operation
Dates: 12/5/1967 - 12/12/1967
Combat Tactical Zone: I
Tactical Area of Operation: Quang Nam Province

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Pittsburg
Operation
Dates: 2/25/1967 - 3/2/1967

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Plateau
Operation
Dates: 4/30/1970 - 5/4/1970
Combat Tactical Zone: II
Tactical Area of Operation: Binh Dinh Province

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Platte Canyon
Operation
Combat Tactical Zone: I
Tactical Area of Operation: Thua Thien Province and Ruong Ruong Valley

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Platypus
Operation
Dates: 7/29/1968 - 8/13/1968
Combat Tactical Zone: III
Tactical Area of Operation: Phuoc Tuy Province

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Dates: 8/1/1969 - 8/14/1969

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