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...This document began as a collation of reminiscences of the continuing students from the first agricultural science intake at La Trobe University in 1968. From that modest objective, it expanded to include entries from and about the early staff appointed to the School of Agriculture in recognition of the inseparability of students and staff in forming a pioneering academi...

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...Foreword by the Chancellor iii Introductory Note v 1968–2018: Golden Jubilee 1 Chapter 1 La Trobe @ 50 3 Chapter 2 Agricultural Science @ La Trobe University 7 Chapter 3 Foundation Professor Robert Lovell Reid and his Philosophy 11 Chapte...

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... Agricultural Scienceat La Trobe University: 1968–72 Published by: ... ...cience Intake (FASI) students First Intake to Agricultural Science, 1968Compiled by Lindsay Falvey, 2018. Personal contributions by: Wil... ... Title: Agricultural Science at La Trobe University: 1968– 72: the first agricultural... ...y entered the course. It also includes recollections of some staff from the years 1968–72 and various oldphotographs.Notes: Multiple formats will be p... ...obe and the assortedmemories of the first intake of students and early staff from 1968 is a testimony to This collation of aspects of agricultural ed... ...wonder that these days you look almost as old as I do. I express my sadness atthe deaths of Graeme McGregor and Ian Hamer. I had hoped that they would...

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...inced that rigid Rules of Engagement (ROEs) prevented an American aerial victory over North Vietnam during the Rolling Thunder air campaign from 1965-1968. ROEs became so complicated and changed so often that aircrews found it difficult to know what the rules were from day to day. As a result, many vital military targets were either not bombed or were attacked in a very li...

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...AERIAL RULES OF ENGAGEMENT ON USAF OPERATIONS IN NORTH VIETNAM, 1965-1968 Major Ricky James Drake Phenix City, Alabama A... ...ictory over North Vietnam duringthe Rolling Thunder air campaign from 1965-1968. ROEs were directives issued by civilianauthority to guide the conduct... ...l approach of Rolling Thunder. A detailed examination of theROEs from 1965-1968 reveals that they made the conduct of the air campaign terribly ineffi... ...im that "war is an extension of policy."5 From 2 March 1965 -1 November 1968, Rolling Thunder was conducted as a limitedinterdiction campaign aimed... ...l craters were filled in and therewere vehicle tracks across them.14 By 1968, only one of Secretary McNamara's three stated objectives was met, and... ...he targets were nowlegitimate according to the laws of war. Any accidental deaths or dam6 age resulting from attackson these targets would give the...

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...control of human spacecraft.These included the failed Soyuz-2/3 docking in 1968, the short-lived flight ofDOS-3 (known as Kosmos-557) in 1973, a serie... ...le, he describes how, during a break while controlling a space mis-sion in 1968, Chertok and his colleagues visited Sevastopol, the site of someof the... ...ow: InfortekstIF, 1997); N. P. Kamanin, Skrytyy kosmos: kniga tretya, 1967–1968 gg. (Moscow: OOO IID“Novosti kosmonavtiki,” 1999); N. P. Kamanin, Skry... ....The first Soviet human space mission after Soyuz-1 was Soyuz-3 in October 1968. 5. This was the Apollo 8 mission in October 1968. 6. These were S... ...lved to consider the landing of Sovietcosmonauts on the Moon no later than 1968 a task of utmost importance.The Soviet expedition to the Moon, which w... ... the most emotional of our life-support systems developers,the cosmonauts’ deaths were a profound personal tragedy. “I’m tearing myself up over the ...

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... 42 1920s into 1930s: 46 Distractions: 50 German Deaths 1918/19 52 The numbers, religion: 54 Prevention: 56 1918–1919 ...

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... 46Distractions: 50German Deaths 1918/19 52The numbers, religion: ... ...2,900 Survivors in 2003 - 1,092,000 Total Deaths = 270,900 Survivors, Recorded May 1945 ... ... 67The new Almanacs have been altered to show thepurported 6 million deaths?!?!January 1933The Personal Protection unit had now been extended to... ...d 1919 to 1922 theestimated number of cases was 10,000,000, with 3,000,000 deaths.See also American Polish Typhus Relief Expedition from 1919 to 1921.... ... reports showed 301 killed, 3 were missing and 783 werewounded, but actual deaths might be as high as 1,000; 15,000 people, or10% of the city’s popula... ....1903 3rd Reich 11. Erich Grönke 15.9.1902 3rd Reich † 1968 12. Arnold Hartwig 2.11.1905 3rd Reich 13. Hans Henning ...

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...ommission, where it highlights the problems of governability which come from an excess of democracy. We can see the actors get substituted at their deaths, they are always replaced to complete the project but the director is always the same....

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...near them after.Mick Jagger: the legendary voice of the Rolling Stones, in 1968 in Glastonbury with his girlfriendMarianne Faithful saw a UFO in the s... ...from an excess of democracy. We can seethe actors get substituted at their deaths, they are always replaced to complete the project but thedirector is...

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... of their windows and into a differentplane of reality. And, some chilling deaths took place in them thar hills. In 1968,former silent film star Ramon... ...ne of reality. And, some chilling deaths took place in them thar hills. In 1968,former silent film star Ramon Navarro was murdered by two male prostit... ...el Can- lice riot in Chicago in 1968 when so many people got injured, but on yon Country Store; it... ...e Country Store in a decidedlyritualistic fashion on the eve of Halloween, 1968). Inger Steven’s death in herhome at 8000 Woodrow Wilson Drive, on Apr... ...mmon for the same guy to be the sole witness to two separate ‘ac-cidental’ deaths.Art also neglected to mention, by the way, that just weeks before Di... ...nyon home. Within a year of Jimi’s death, an underage prostitutecember 30, 1968. Habe, just seventeen at the time of her death, was the named..... ...on buddy of Charlie Manson’snorth of the Log Cabin after he moved to LA in 1968, died in London under killed in a freak accident in Colorado on ... ... Gram’s death, his family had already experienced its share ofquestionable deaths. Just before Christmas, 1958, Parson’s father had sent 19, and... ...n There are a few other curious deaths we could add here as well, though they October 29, 1971 and Nov...

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...The results of such a system is that corporations damage the environment through global warming, pollution and habitat destruction. They cause opioid deaths in the tens of thousands, sell commercial airplanes that they know have dangerous technical faults causing thousands more deaths, hire thugs to murder international labor organizers and rainforest activists, and numero...

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... tothat of Holocaust deniers who will argue either the Holocaust did not happen or the mechanismfor deaths was not a vast, organized attempt to exterm... ..., the corporation’s activities havecaused “the disappearance of water sources, failure of crops and deaths of livestock, debilitatingailments and hous... ...asionally democratic, have mostoften produced terrors, authoritarian regimes and massive numbers of deaths. What oftenhappens instead in the United St... ... the activists formed the Loyal Democrats of Mississippi, whowere successfully seated at the DNC of 1968. Just as important as the acceptance of Afric... ...alth Access Data Assistance Center. “The Opioid Epidemic: National Trends inOpioid-Related Overdose Deaths from 2000 to 2016.” June, 2018. [PDF]3. The... ...June, 2018. [PDF]3. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. “Opioid Overdose. Drug Overdose Deaths.”December 19, 2018. https://www.cdc.gov/dru...

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... already died have New York City, New York. Based on First Responder deaths alone, 1000s of deaths from both multiple myelomasuccumbed to not o... ...evel Radi-As of March 1st, 2011, the rate of Multiple Myeloma and resulting deaths among Ground Zero First ation Campaign (LLRC). He is a visiti... ... destruction (WMD); in 1968 the Treaty on the Non-pro-form a focused jet of liquid metal that tra... ... comes from combat reports of unusual deaths, injuries or destruction. These may not constitute legal or scienti... ...ery high levels of undepleted uranium (80–400ng/l: the normal level Deaths and injuries involving extreme burns indicate the use of high-tempe... ...anic 120-mm mortars and two 81-mmsince the Battle of Hue City in Vietnam in 1968. mortars. Four A... ...about 0.2 Figure 1. Non-cancer dose-response function for the period 1968-1997 (DS86). The solid straight line indicatesGy), the lifetime leuke... ... and nourishing product). In 1968 a group of Canadian researchers at McGill University of Montreal, hea... ... duction in early 1968, which is when the plutonium separation plant presumably went into fu...

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...hat it threw the girls into the air "like cricket balls," killing them instantly. The incident made headlines across Britain. Following the tragic deaths of Joanna and Jacqueline, their parents, John and Florence Pollock, were deeply affected. Florence tried to avoid thinking about their loss, while John became obsessed with the idea of reincarnation. On the day of t...

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...ut two-thirds of Stevenson'sLebanese cases, there were memories of violent deaths.Wael Kiwan case:Wael Kiwan, born in 1988, grew up in the village of ... ... instantly. The incident madeheadlines across Britain.Following the tragic deaths of Joanna and Jacqueline, their parents, Johnand Florence Pollock, w... ...f their house, where he spent time tofeel close to them. He believed their deaths were a divine punishment forhis prayer for proof of reincarnation an... ...ontinued making comparisons between her andhis own mother. Up until around 1968, he continued to ask to visit his pastlife’s mother and referred to he... ...ves but also had birthmarks(160)corresponding to the nature of the violent deaths of the men theyremembered.Ram Narain Diwedi (Ramoo) and Shesh Narain... ... his life bedridden in the hospital.Stevenson visited the Elawar family in 1968, 1969, 1972, and 1973.Throughout these visits, Imad maintained a stron... ...ers from Gharife. Ian Stevenson first investigated Suleyman's case inMarch 1968, when Suleyman was fourteen. Stevenson conducted follow-upinterviews t... ...arife. However, Faizlived in Gharife for just over a year between 1966 and 1968, which was wellafter Suleyman’s first accurate statements and before h... ...was her parents' first and onlydaughter. Late in the afternoon of 27 April 1968, Shakuntala was playingwith a younger cousin on the narrow balcony of ...

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...March 14 552 1913, December 23 556 1919, December 24 578 1955, July 11 583 1963, June 4 584 1963, December 30 Resolution 585 1965, March 3 586 1968, March 18 587 Exhibit K: Criminal Monetary Jurisdiction 589 1790, April 30 590 1806, April 21 596 1825, March 3 597 1864, June 8 604 1864, June 17 605 1864, July 2 606 1877, January 16 607 1897, March 3 608 19...

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...ly 23 Clad Coinage Acts 1965, March 3 Acts regarding Notes 1968, March 18 Acts regarding Notes 1972, Ma... ........................................................................................ 586 1968, March 18 ............................................... ... (4) an armistice was signed on July 27, 1953, (5) American combat deaths totaled 33,629, and more than 8,000 remains are stil... ...mains are still unaccounted for, (6) an additional several thousand nonbattle deaths occurred on or around the Korean peninsula, (7) ... ...h. Approved, March 3, 1965.586Volume 82, Statutes at Large, Page 50 1968, March 18 Public Law 90-269 ... ...as a reserve for any United Statesnotes and Treasury notes of 1890.” Approved March 18, 1968.588 Exhibit K: Criminal Monetary Jurisdiction589...

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...BIOTICS 228 THE REAL WONDER DRUGS OF THE 20TH CENTURY 228 ALEXANDER FLEMING (1881 - 1955) Scottish Bacteriologist 229 HOWARD WALTER FLOREY (1898 - 1968) Australian-English Pathologist 233 ERNST BORIS CHAIN (1906 - 1979) German-English Biochemist 235 SELMAN A. WAKSMAN (1888 - 1973) Russian-American Microbiologist 236 RENE JULES DUBOS (1901 - 1982) French-American Micr...

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...riologist................................. 229HOWARD WALTER FLOREY (1898 - 1968) Australian-English Pathologist .... 233ERNST BORIS CHAIN (1906 - 1979... ...ER (1827 - 1912) used PASTEUR’Srecommendations and started to report fewer deaths due to infections after surgery.LISTER practiced CLEANLINESS, ... ...IN 1945 FROM KING GUSTAV OF SWEDENHOWARD WALTER FLOREY (1898 - 1968) Australian-English Pathologist. HOWARD FLOREY obtained his MEDICA... ...ounded in1803 to encourage and promote VACCINATION. The number of deaths due toSMALLPOX was reduced significantly in England. A hundred... ...t, NORMAL BORLAUG. The term GREEN REVOLUTION was first used in 1968 by WILLIAM GAUD,Director of the United States Agency for Internatio... ... del frijol para el PCCMCA.Miscellaneous publication No. 53, IICA, 1968. “Research Guide On Bean Fertilization for the PCCMCA”.Algunas not... ...e el problema del encalado en los suelos del Tropico.Turrialba 18:249-256, 1968. “Some notes on the Liming Problem in Tropical Soils”.Efecto del e...

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...election and thus formed the man. However since the late 1960s, researchers have found numerous examples of animals using tools in the wild (Goodall, 1968; McGrew, 1992; Whiten, 1999; Pruetz J, 2007), which pretty much discredited the hypothesis of intellect acquisition through tool use. Scientists used to think that only humans could have an expanded vocabulary, but it is...

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...earchers havefound numerous examples of animals using tools in the wild (Goodall,1968; McGrew, 1992; Whiten, 1999; Pruetz J, 2007), which pretty muchd... ...ist of over thirty types of tools used in the wild bychimpanzees (e.g., Goodall, 1968; McGrew, 1992; Whiten, 1999).Figure 5.6 A bonobo “fishing” for t... ...ist of over thirty types of tools used in the wild bychimpanzees (e.g., Goodall, 1968; McGrew, 1992; Whiten, 1999). Mosttools, such as stones used to ... ...lected postmortem tissue samples from healthy individuals whohad suffered sudden deaths at several stages of life, from infancy tomiddle age, enabling... ...himpanzees in the Gombe Stream Reserve. Animal Behaviour Monographs 1: 161–311 (1968)Goodall, J. The Chimpanzees of Gombe: Patterns of Behavior. Camb... ...nting. In Man the Hunter, eds. R. Lee and I. DeVore, 293-303. Chicago: Aldine. (1968)Watanabe M, Cheng K, Murayama Y, Ueno K, Asamizuya T, Tanaka K, ...

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...people from their homes, mutilating the countryside, causing a number of deaths. A long campaign of protest finally ended the bombing practice i... ...ian in April 1954 isstill fresh in our memory. The elders tell us about the deaths of Anastasio andDomingo Acosta, father and son, victims of the navy... ... and surnames.We remember also the so-called riots of 1952, 1958, 1964, and 1968 that wereno other than hordes of drunken marines who fell upon our ci...

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... 55 World War II, about 30 percent of the US Army’s combat casualties were deaths; based on that ratio, the invasions would have killed around 15... ...g ground offensive duringthe Vietnamese Tet (New Year) holidays 74of 1968. If the Air Force, with its 1.7million personnel, failed in Vietnam... ...ore, during the RollingThunder air campaign against NorthVietnam from 1965 to 1968, the strategy,targets, and often even the tactics, weredetermined d... ...nseRobert S. McNamara 1961–68 AAF officer in WWIIClark M. Clifford 1968–69 Navy officer in WWIIMelvin C. Laird 1969–73 Navy offi... ...vy officerU.S. Grant Sharp 1964–68 Navy officerJohn S. McCain Jr. 1968–72 Navy officerSubtheater Commanders (US Military Assistance Com... ...officerWilliam C. Westmoreland 1964–68 Army officerCreighton W. Abrams 1968–72 Army officerAmbassadors to South VietnamHenry Cabot Lodge ... ...ity.” In truth,however, even Hanoi admitted that thestrikes caused only 1,623 deaths in Hanoiand Haiphong—a remarkably small toll,given the intensity ... ...y (GrandRapids, Mich.: William B. Eerdmans Publishing,2000), 334. 4. Civilian Deaths in the NATO Air Campaign (NewYork: Human Rights Watch, 7 February... ...ry.4 Those who advance highercasualty figures usually attribute theadditional deaths to dictators even morevicious than those assumed by Elliot.Gerhar...

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...everal drawbacks to attackingelectricity, including the impact in terms of deaths and disease on the civilianpopulation, and the potential negative in... ...John Schlight, The War in South Vietnam: The Years of the Offen­sive, 1965–1968 (Washington, D.C.: Office of Air Force History, 1988), 171; and Richar... ...he survey found that in the five years of the war,1941–1945, the number of deaths per 100 due to dysentery ranged between 16.3 and 18.9 andtyphoid and... ...ic Air Force, The Effect of United States AirOperations in Southeast Asia, 1968, 2 vols., I: 4–8, HRA file K7176094. Figure 5. ... ...by relying on in-creased support from the Soviet Union and China, which by 1968 amountedto $600 million in economic aid and $1 billion in military ass... ...ive in achievingAmerican policy goals. Rolling Thunder ended in October of 1968, and strikes on the North Viet­namese power system did not take place ... ...s, which then con­taminated the water supply. One report attributed 70,000 deaths to thisindirect collateral damage caused by a lack of electricity.60... ...n Governments Collide: Coercion and Diplomacy in the VietnamConflict, 1964–1968 (Berkeley, Calif.: University of California Press, 1980), 74. 30. Clod... ...he Gulf Crisis: An In-depth Assessment; Middle East Watch Report, Needless Deaths inthe Gulf War: Civilian Casualties During the Air Campaign and Viol...

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...ly ever snowfall in1977}JANUARY 20THLet There Be More Light by Pink Floyd (1968)from the album A Saucerful Of SecretsOn this day in 1968, the original... ...eded to release a couple of characteristically quirky albums.Back in early 1968, while Syd became surplus to requirements, DaveGilmour was recruited t... ...o the American civil rights leader, tragicallygunned down in the spring of 1968. It was fitting that a multi-racialband should sing his praises. The t... ...eople in 1976}FEBRUARY 5THI Heard It Through The Grapevine by Marvin Gaye (1968)from the album In The Groove [later titled I Heard It Through TheGrape... ...Billboard singles chartensured it was the American Christmas Number One in 1968. Thefollowing spring, the song ascended to the top of the British sing... ...ic song in a truly epic film.{Also on this day, a bomb in Omagh causes the deaths of 29 people in1998}AUGUST 16THAn American Trilogy by Elvis Presley ...

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...en or a small and somewhat full-bodied, but well-proportioned hen. (Battistiand Alessio 1968) Some commentators refer to some Tuscan place names: in C... ...t appear in The Adventuresof Pinocchio in the coding system introduced by Propp. (Propp 1968) Pinocchio is seen by other analysts as an epic hero, ... ...irth, death, and renascence, and they often serve as paradigms for the frequentsymbolic deaths and rebirths encountered in literature. Two such symbol... ...ition. Santa Barbara, Calif: Libraries Unlimited.Battisti, Carlo, and Giovanni Alessio. 1968. Dizionario etimologico italiano. G.Barbèra.Belpoliti, M... ...ena, and Ernesto Fazioli. 2003. Pinocchio in arte mago. Hermatena.Propp, Vladimir. 1968. Morphology of the Folktale By V. Propp. ...

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... Cholera (Every Year Today) COVID-19 = 1,000,000 Deaths Highest estimations shown. ... ...ugh a six month course of four antibiotics), thedisease causes 1.5 million deaths every year, and over 10 millioncases.9 Approximately half of these c... ...asonable mortality rateof 7 to 10 percent – approximately 3.5 to 5 million deaths. In any highly contagious pandemic, denser population areaswhere m... ...the greatest of any of which he had knowledge.It was commonplace for 2,000 deaths to occur per day in Romealone, as the plague killed humans and lives... ...d for a total of 24 years, with sporadic flare-ups,and the total number of deaths falling somewhere between 7 and10 million. No account of the plagu... ...demic disasters that occurred between the 6th and8th centuries.30 Russell 1968: 174-184.42 Pandemics: A HistoryChapter 3: The Bl... ...cs thatoccurred in the 20th century, which includes the Spanish Flu andthe 1968 influenza pandemic. However, what made this pandemicdifferent from pas... ...nd Wave of the 1918 Spanish Flu Was So Deadly. HISTORY.Russell, J.C. (1968). That Earlier Plague. Demography 5(1), 174-184. doi:10.1007/bf03...

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... Cholera (Every Year Today) COVID-19 = 1,000,000 Deaths Highest estimations shown. ... ...ugh a six month course of four antibiotics), thedisease causes 1.5 million deaths every year, and over 10 millioncases.9 Approximately half of these c... ...asonable mortality rateof 7 to 10 percent – approximately 3.5 to 5 million deaths. In any highly contagious pandemic, denser population areaswhere m... ...the greatest of any of which he had knowledge.It was commonplace for 2,000 deaths to occur per day in Romealone, as the plague killed humans and lives... ...d for a total of 24 years, with sporadic flare-ups,and the total number of deaths falling somewhere between 7 and10 million. No account of the plagu... ...demic disasters that occurred between the 6th and8th centuries.30 Russell 1968: 174-184.40 Pandemics: A HistoryChapter 3: The Bl... ...cs thatoccurred in the 20th century, which includes the Spanish Flu andthe 1968 influenza pandemic. However, what made this pandemicdifferent from pas... ...nd Wave of the 1918 Spanish Flu Was So Deadly. HISTORY.Russell, J.C. (1968). That Earlier Plague. Demography 5(1), 174-184. doi:10.1007/bf03...

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.... As the effortto defend Khe Sanh against massing enemy forces intensified early in 1968,General Westmoreland established a MACV Forward headquarters ... ...tsof strike aircraft to assist them, further diminishing centralization . In July 1968,after a study by Seventh Air Force, an operational requireme... ...ates and its allies; the war was already won bythe United States at the time of Tet 1968; the war was fundamentally political and a counterinsurgency;... ... was exemplified by the defense of the firebase at Khe Sanh in the first monthsof 1968 . The combat at Khe Sanh and the decision to hold the bas... ...the enemy and friendly forces reflectedthe desire to give logic to the war . In his 1968 report on the war, GeneralWestmoreland cited five factors as ... ... measure the level ofeffectiveness in the medical support effort is the ratio of deaths to total casualties .On this basis, Vietnam appears in a ... ... wounded in World War II died, and 26 .3 percent in Korea. The comparablefigure for deaths as a percentage of hits in Vietnam was 19 .0 percent . Simi... ... military intelligence reports claimed 2,130 enemy dead, and attributed 1,000of the deaths to air strikes . )48 In an Army history of these activities...