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the surviving assault troops could not clear the exits off the beach

The idea gained traction again in late 1987 with the help of LTG (ret) Grange's letter to the Secretary of the Army in August 1987

resource and employ Army special operations aviation forces worldwide in support of contingency missions and warfighting commanders

which convoyed through the mountainous area on the outskirts of a village via ATVs to provide necessary over watch and to facilitate radio communications from the high ground to the west

The Navy conducted extensive clearance operations in harbors and waterways from units on shore and ships

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