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• Cao Van Vien
  '''Cao Van Vien''' (1921-2008) was the final commander of the Joint General Staff of the [[ |title = Cao Van Vien; South Vietnam 4-Star General
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• Cao Van Vien/Definition
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• Cao Van Vien
  '''Cao Van Vien''' (1921-2008) was the final commander of the Joint General Staff of the [[ |title = Cao Van Vien; South Vietnam 4-Star General
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• Buddhist crisis of 1966
  ...Ky sent a force of strategic reserve soldiers, under his chief of staff, [[Cao Van Vien]] from Saigon to Danang. The 16th also saw the formal creation of the Strug
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• Fall of South Vietnam
  ...t while it could be taken back, it would not be worthwhile, although GEN [[Cao Van Vien]], chief of the Joint General Staff, warned that it would encourage the Nor
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• Tet Offensive
  #General [[Cao Van Vien]], chief of the ARVN Joint General Staff (JGS), had two remaining battalion
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