1. Guerrilla Warfare- causes of Pacific War
Guerrilla Warfare begins like any other type of war
it is the choice of the country to use Guerrilla Warfare
The Japanese were upset at French in Indochina
ungrateful of the japanese protection of Indochina
japanese began to conquer the islands
America embargoed Japan
prevented from obtaining oil
Japanese began Guerrilla Warfare
Guerrilla Warfare is the use of small unit raids and ambushes

2. Guerrilla Warfare- Nature of Vietnam
‘unconventional warfare’
surprise, intelligence, ambush, deception, and sabotage must be present
“guerrilla warfare has qualities and objectives peculiar to itself,” (Zedong 42)
In the Vietnam War
widely used Vietcong (North Vietnamese Communists) who would pose as farmers and surprise the U.S. troops with arms provided by Ho Chi Minh
secured safe bases that worked as training grounds, logistics centers, and headquarters
enormous tunnels were built for security
bombs and booby traps were used

3. Guerrilla Warfare- effects of Cuba
The effectiveness of Guerrilla Warfare tactics depends on the country that is using them
their resources, creativeness
Castro used Guerrilla Warfare in “ 26th of July Movement”
This tactic worked well for him because three years later he was sworn in as the prime minister of Cuba

4. Guerrilla Warfare- results of Revolutionary War
The guerrilla tactic users were more likely to kill a larger portion of their opponents by:
setting diversions
replacing and/or combining tactics with the original ways
This was used in the battles of Lexington and Concord in 1775
The Patriots faced the British in the traditional linear formation and when the British began to retreat, other Patriot forces began to snipe from behind walls, trees, and fences.
This resulted in a higher British death count than the Patriots