Why were Viet Cong forces constantly on the move during the Vietnam War?

Answer: The VC dug in where they could. In the Cu Chi (I'm not kidding) area, they dug tunnels. The ground was laterite clay. Upon

Long's Digest Top Stories For You Why were Viet Cong forces constantly on the move during the Vietnam War? Jason Almendra, Lived in US since 1992 • Answered August 5 The VC dug in where they could. In the Cu Chi (I'm not kidding) area, they dug tunnels. The ground was laterite clay. Upon exposure to air, it hardened to a cement-like con... Read More » 27.6K 40 0 Are pit bulls actually more dangerous than other dogs? Pam Dworshak, former Former Canine Behavior Rehabilitation Therapist • Answered March 25, 2019 The American Pitbull Terriers breed standard is that they can't show any aggression at all. They are a nanny dog. One very big mistake people make when getting a puppy and ... Read More » 33.4K 154 30 Which bare scene in a TV series or movie fits perfectly within the script and doesn't feel like simply eye candy to get people in seats? John Knettle, Geography Professor, Adjunct • Answered August 6 Catherine Deneuve and Susan Sarandon in The Hunger. Not only the visuals, but the music background so fit the general vampire theme of diabolic transformation in exchange f... Read More » 79.9K 47 7 Was cancer, in fact, less common in the pre-industrial period? Tomaž Vargazon, Practicing atheist • Answered June 17 Yes, far less common. By a factor of 10 or so, probably. Cancer becomes more likely with age. If one third of all children born dies before the age of 5 and others die aroun... Read More » 53.4K 850 19 What animal is way bigger than what the average person thinks it is? Amy Christa Ernano, lives in Hudson Valley, New York • Answered April 4 Ravens. The fact that so many people ask how to tell the difference between ravens and crows tells me that most people are completely unaware of just how big the common rave... Read More » 131.1K 5.8K 101 Read More in Your Feed

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