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- Description: Propoganda Leaflets Urging the Defection of VC and North Vietnamese to the Side of the Government of Vietnam
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- Text of leaflet Reads: 'There is nowhere to run...nowhere to hide! The tanks and armored vehicles of the Blackhorse regiment will find and destroy you! It is too late to fight. Beware Viet Cong, we are everwhere! Rally now under the Chieu Hoi Program; it is your only hope to live!'
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