Tunnels Under Vietnam at Victor Easley blog

Tunnels Under Vietnam. Stretching over 250 kilometers, these tunnels played a pivotal role during the vietnam war as a stronghold and base of operations for the viet cong. And australian forces would literally step onto a formidable tunnel network, which extended more than 150 miles from the outskirts of saigon all the way to the cambodian border. The communists began digging these tunnels under the jungles of south vietnam in the late 1940s while fighting the french. In the years following the fall of saigon in 1975, the vietnamese government preserved the cu chi tunnels. The cu chi tunnels are located in the cu chi district, approximately 70 kilometers northwest of ho chi minh city (formerly known as saigon), vietnam. And allied forces during the vietnam conflict, the viet cong developed an extensive network of underground tunnel. Beneath the lively hum of ho chi minh city lies a silent storyteller of vietnam’s resilient past: The cu chi tunnels are an extensive network of underground passageways located in cu chi, vietnam. To counter the immense technological advantage held by u.s.

And australian forces would literally step onto a formidable tunnel network, which extended more than 150 miles from the outskirts of saigon all the way to the cambodian border. Stretching over 250 kilometers, these tunnels played a pivotal role during the vietnam war as a stronghold and base of operations for the viet cong. And allied forces during the vietnam conflict, the viet cong developed an extensive network of underground tunnel. The cu chi tunnels are an extensive network of underground passageways located in cu chi, vietnam. The cu chi tunnels are located in the cu chi district, approximately 70 kilometers northwest of ho chi minh city (formerly known as saigon), vietnam. Beneath the lively hum of ho chi minh city lies a silent storyteller of vietnam’s resilient past: The communists began digging these tunnels under the jungles of south vietnam in the late 1940s while fighting the french. In the years following the fall of saigon in 1975, the vietnamese government preserved the cu chi tunnels. To counter the immense technological advantage held by u.s.

Cu Chi tunnel, historic famous place in Vietnam war, army dig underground dug out to living

Tunnels Under Vietnam The cu chi tunnels are located in the cu chi district, approximately 70 kilometers northwest of ho chi minh city (formerly known as saigon), vietnam. Beneath the lively hum of ho chi minh city lies a silent storyteller of vietnam’s resilient past: The cu chi tunnels are an extensive network of underground passageways located in cu chi, vietnam. To counter the immense technological advantage held by u.s. And australian forces would literally step onto a formidable tunnel network, which extended more than 150 miles from the outskirts of saigon all the way to the cambodian border. Stretching over 250 kilometers, these tunnels played a pivotal role during the vietnam war as a stronghold and base of operations for the viet cong. And allied forces during the vietnam conflict, the viet cong developed an extensive network of underground tunnel. In the years following the fall of saigon in 1975, the vietnamese government preserved the cu chi tunnels. The cu chi tunnels are located in the cu chi district, approximately 70 kilometers northwest of ho chi minh city (formerly known as saigon), vietnam. The communists began digging these tunnels under the jungles of south vietnam in the late 1940s while fighting the french.