Nixon's Strategic Maneuvers in Vietnam

This chapter explores Nixon's pragmatic approach to the Vietnam War, highlighting his focus on short-term military tactics and building alliances, particularly with China, to counter Soviet influence. It analyzes the reduction of U.S. troops and spending, as well as Nixon's strategic bombing campaigns aimed at disrupting enemy resources. The discussion also delves into the complexities of peace negotiations and the historical significance of Nixon's diplomatic efforts amidst rising Cold War tensions.