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1968 Earle Wheeler called for 205,000 additional ground troops, to be gained by mobilizing reserves, but intended these remain in the American as an active reserve.
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1968 The president decided this was not easily accomplished. Together with the Tet Offensive and shifts in American public opinion, this abortive effort contributed to President Johnson's ultimate decision to de-escalate the war.
1968 Wheeler, with General William C. Westmoreland, the field commander, and President Johnson, pushed to raise additional American forces after the February 1968 Tet Offensive.
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In 1968, as he was about to graduate from Wheaton College, his father and five other missionaries were killed, his mother was wounded, and the missionary compound was destroyed during a major battle connected to the Tet Offensive of the Vietnam War.
Lon Nol? executing Vietnamese soldier