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Viet Cong 'spider holes' tactic from Vietnam War recirculates online
Original: During the Vietnam War, Viet Cong fighters often used “spider holes” which are tiny, camouflaged pits just big enough fo
Descriptions of the Viet Cong's 'spider holes' from the Vietnam War are circulating widely. The tiny camouflaged pits, roughly 3-4 feet deep, were just large enough for a single fighter to squat in, letting them hide during patrols or ambushes under a lightweight cover. Commenters are sharing the historical detail and discussing the guerrilla tactics used during the conflict.
Why now: The historical detail about guerrilla hiding tactics has struck a chord with readers, likely due to renewed interest in guerrilla warfare comparisons in current conflicts.
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