Why Were the Soil Tunnels of Cu Chi and Iron Triangle in Vietnam So Resilient?

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"Why Were the Soil Tunnels of Cu Chi and Iron Triangle in Vietnam So Resilient?"
written by Kenneth R. Olson, Lois Wright Morton,
published by Open Journal of Soil Science, Vol.7 No.2, 2017

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