![]() ![]() Unknown (1,602 bodies were counted, US official public estimated 10,000–15,000 KIA, but MACV's secret report estimated 5,550 KIA )Ģ,469 KIA (from 20 January until 20 July 1968). North Vietnamese claim: ~11,900 killed or wounded (including about 9,000 American soldiers) 197 aircraft, 78 tanks, 46 cannons, 50 ammunition depots destroyed Operation Charlie for the final evacuation (19 June – 5 July 1968):Īt least 11 marines killed, wounded unknown During aerial resupply:ĪRVN losses: 229 killed, 436 wounded (not including CIDG, RF/PF and SOG losses)ĬIDG losses: 1,000 – 1,500 killed or missing, at least 250 captured (in Lang Vei), wounded unknown ![]() Operation Scotland II (15 April 1968 – July 1968): Operation Scotland I (1 November 1967 – 31 March 1968) & Operation Pegasus ( 1–14 April 1968): Defense at Route 9: ~16,900 (320th and 324th Division) Ģ,541 wounded (not including ARVN Ranger, RF/PF, Forward Operation Base 3 – US Army and Royal Laotian Army losses).Siege at Khe Sanh: ~17,200 (304th and 308th Division).Operation Arc Light and operation Niagara: U.S. Operation Pegasus: ~20,000 (1st Air Cavalry and Marine units) ~6,000 Marines at the Combat Base of Khe Sanh Major general Lê Quang Đạo (Local, Political) Major general Trần Quý Hai (Local, Military) North Vietnamese lines of communication were extended further into South Vietnam. North Vietnamese Army gained control of the Khe Sanh region after the American withdrawal.Khe Sanh Combat Base ( Khe Sanh), Quảng Trị Province, Republic of Vietnam – UTM Grid XD 852-418 Īmerican victory in April siege, North Vietnamese victory in July phase : ![]()
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