By John Sherwood, War on the Rocks: “The ability to operate and fight on rivers and shallow coastal areas (known as brown-water or inshore warfare) was critical to Tet and the broader war, but this capability had withered in the U.S. Navy since World War II.”
Defending the Mekong Delta: Tet and the Legacy of the Brown-water Navy
By John Sherwood, War on the Rocks: “The ability to operate and fight on rivers and shallow coastal areas (known as brown-water or inshore warfare) was critical to Tet and the broader war, but this capability had withered in the U.S. Navy since World War II.”
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