Guerrilla Warfare: The Vietnam War

If there is no loss the guerrilla will win and if there is no victory the normal army will fail. "We played a military war, the opponent played a political figure, we ask for physical consumption, we oppose our psychological exhaustion.The bullfighter uses that cloak Like North Vietnam uses their troops - let us continue to the minimum politically important area.

The term guerilla marketing was created in 1984 by a marketer named Jay Conrad Levinson. This word was inspired by the popular guerrilla warfare during the Vietnam War. It is characterized by the embarrassment of soldiers in Vietnam. They published a book that proposes a new way of marketing campaign that needs to be decentralized, shocking, unique, horrible, clever, while using a smaller budget. Today, guerrilla marketing is mainly used in small and medium enterprises for two reasons. First, planning guerrilla marketing activities is more cost-effective than using traditional marketing methods. Second, small businesses pay attention to brand awareness. Therefore, to succeed guerrilla marketing is a creative way to attract new customers and barbecue brands.

During the Vietnam War guerrilla tactics were running. In guerrilla warfare, not a massive gun battle, but a small assault and an ambush are done. Setting a booby trap and crushing the net is the preferred choice, as well as digging down a complex underground tunnel system in and around a small village. Because they are not used to these difficult landscapes, they use steep terrain, dense forests and uneven landscapes to fight American soldiers. Vietnamese used their wisdom and stealth to overcome Americans to win the war. Because they do not wear uniforms, Americans only consider them "a villa with a gun."

In the struggle for South Vietnam, one of the greatest benefits of Vietnamese soldiers to the United States is understanding of the landscape. They are using it in guerrilla tactics tactics to make it not discovered. The United States discovered that they can use a new type of war against this military tactic. And it used chemicals to clean wide areas of the land. This tactic is also useful in the ancient war tradition of hoping to encourage surrender and destroy enemy crops. Two of the many chemicals widely used in Vietnam are Orange and Napalm.