- The
Battles of
Bouamlong came
about because the
valley of
Bouamlong (also
spelled "Bouam Long" or "Boaum Lung") was a
center of
Royalist guerrilla operations...
- March–7
April 1969:
Operation Raindance, in MR2 12
March 1969:
Battles of
Bouamlong, in MR 2 18–27 June 1969:
Campaign Toan Thang, in MR 2 21–26 June 1969:...
- – 7
April 1969:
Operation Raindance, in MR2 12
March 1969:
Battles of
Bouamlong, in MR 2 18–27 June 1969:
Campaign Toan Thang, in MR 2 21–26 June 1969:...
- Phou
Phiang III, was
designed to
relieve Bouamlong, as well as
reduce the
threat to Long Tieng.
Bouamlong was
steadily raked by
incoming 122mm and 130mm...
-
Force Alpha and Task
Force Bravo. On 14
March 1972, GM 21 was
moved to
Bouamlong as the
first unit ****igned to Task
Force Alpha. Two more regiments, GM...
- 102°42′42″E / 19.4158°N 102.7117°E / 19.4158; 102.7117 LS30 See LS20A. LS32
Bouamlong 75 X 1,300 ft 4,000 ft 19°27′12″N 103°11′43″E / 19.4532°N 103.1953°E...
-
during his withdrawal; he
ordered guerrilla forays against the road from
Bouamlong, San Tiau, and Sam Hong Hong.
Stranglehold was a five-day air campaign...
-
nearby Bouamlong to an
intense but
unsuccessful ****ault.
Three Pathet Lao
battalions were left to
maintain a
Communist presence near
Bouamlong by the...
-
contending for
three mountaintops. That same day, the
northern pincer departed Bouamlong as a
diversion to the diversion, and also met
little resistance in its...
-
worried that
ground fog
would frustrate air support. ADC
militia from
Bouamlong moved south to meet them, but
stopped short in the mountains. Finally...
