“Training ARVN” examines US Foreign Internal Defense (FID) doctrine through the early years of the Army of the Republic of Vietnam. ARVN came to look like a mirror image of the US Army of the 1960s. Under American advisement, South Vietnam developed its abilities in its war against North Vietnam and the National Liberation Front. Yet ARVN’s deficiencies contributed to the United States’ decision to introduce American combat forces in 1965.
Chapter 1 Foreign Internal Defense: 00:46
Chapter 2 Origins: 03:56
Chapter 3 Sea Swallow and αΊ€p BαΊ―c: 15:21
Chapter 4 ARVN’s Reputation: 22:34
Epilogue: 25:32
The staff of the Frontier Army Museum face a daily dilemma: the museumβs artifacts continue to age. To minimize the aging process, pieces of the collection are routinely preserved through stabilization or restoration.
Staff Sgt. Kyle Richardson had reservations about applying for a Training With Industry stint with the National Football League. However, with the encouragement of his sergeant major, he put in the application and his efforts earned him an opportunity most NCOs only dream about.
Staff Sgt. Kyle Richardson overcame his reservations about applying for an internship with the National Football League through the Training With Industry program. The effort paid off as he now finds himself in a position most Soldiers only dream about.
