What does SV stand for?

South Vietnam

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Samples in periodicals archive:

His strategy was to establish a system of fortified bases all across South Vietnam to allow the infantry to conduct patrols to find, fix and destroy the enemy.

Westmoreland's mission impossible

support for a military coup in South Vietnam if he refused.

Tapes reveal that Kennedy agonized over Vietnam coup

support for a military coup in South Vietnam if he refused, according to the tapes.

Tapes show Kennedy was conflicted over Saigon coup

As a Marine Corps fighter pilot, he flew combat missions over North and South Vietnam, Cambodia and Laos during the Vietnam War.

Obama names first African American to lead NASA

5 billion power plant project in Tra Vinh provice in south Vietnam, Perlis-based Janakuasa Sdn Bhd (Janakuasa) is eyeing for a second project in Soc Trang province, about 200km from this commercial capital.

Vietnam : Janakuasa eyes 2nd power plant in Vietnam

The United States sought to contain communism by bringing about a stable, independent South Vietnam capable of holding off the aggressive North.

America Won the Vietnam War! How the Left Snatched Defeat from the ...

00 Hardcover DS558 Mistaken assumptions that the United States was in some manner defending an already existing state in South Vietnam has helped mask what policy-makers at the time understood all along--that the United States was engaged in a massive state-building enterprise that was doomed to failure by its own logic.

Inventing Vietnam; the United States and state building, 1954-1968

1975: The Vietnam War ended when the South Vietnam Government surrendered to North Vietnam.

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