By Anonymous Replacing France: The Origins of American Intervention in Vietnam. By Kathryn Slater. Lexington, Kentucky: University of Kentucky Press, 2007, 392 pages, $45. The War Managers. By Douglas Kinnard.

There was no shortage of strategic advice for President Bush about the war in Iraq last week, including the reprise of a phrase that, most likely, never was actually uttered: "Declare victory and go home." It is a phrase often attributed to the late Sen.

THE FOREIGN Office was today considering whether Britain should take in some the South Vietnamese refugees evacuated from Saigon before it fell to the Communists last week. The Home Secretary, Mr. Roy Jenkins, M.P.

By Tiffany St. Martin, The Bradenton Herald, Fla. Jan. 28--Chet Harmon was off-duty the night the Tet Offensive broke out. In fact, Harmon had no idea the Viet Cong had attacked Saigon -- and all over Vietnam -- until he woke up the next morning.

By The Herald, Rock Hill, S.C. Jan. 25--The Vietnam War's biggest single battle is recalled on the date of its 40th anniversary Thursday with a South Carolina State Museum exhibit, "Tet: Military Victory, Political Defeat." On Jan.