Vietnam: a television history. v. 7, Tet, 1968

"Examines the attack on United States troops on the Tet holiday in 1968 in areas thought to be secure, including Saigon, exploring the doubts caused in Washington by the defeats, eventually resulting in Johnson's decision to cause a partial halt to the bombing."@en
"Focuses on the Tet Offensive, its impact on U.S. policy, and its political consequences for President Johnson."@en
"On the Tet holiday U.S. forces were attacked in areas thought to be secure, including Saigon. The defeats caused doubts in Washington that eventually resulted in Johnson's decision to call a partical bombing halt."@en
"Tells how, during the Vietnam war, Tet holiday attacks came in areas the United States thought to be secure, including Saigon. Shows the effects of this turning point in the war, including the beginning of peace talks."@en
"Tells how, during the Vietnam war, Tet holiday attacks came in areas the United States thought to be secure, including Saigon. Shows the effects of this turning point in the war, including the beginning of peace talks."
"Tet: the massive enemy offensive at the lunar new year decimated the Viet Cong and failed to topple the Saigon government, but led to the beginning of America's military withdrawal from Vietnam. In Vietnamizing the war, Richard Nixon's program of troop pull-outs, stepped-up bombing, and huge arms shipments to Saigon changed the war and left GI's wondering which of them would be the last to die in Vietnam."