quang tung造句

• Among those invited was the loyalist commander of the Army of the Republic of Vietnam Special Forces, Colonel L?Quang Tung.
• Nhu ordered 
  韓h and Colonel L?Quang Tung, the ARVN Special Forces commander, to plan a fake coup against the Ng?family.
• Nhung had executed Di?m and his brother Ng?
  靚h Nhu in the 1963 coup, as well as the loyalist Special Forces head Colonel L?Quang Tung, and claimed it to be suicide.
• In the afternoon, Minh ordered his bodyguard, Nguy?n V
  n Nhung, to arrest, and later execute, Colonel L?Quang Tung, one of Di?m's closest and most faithful associates.
• The most notable was Colonel L?Quang Tung, loyalist commander of the ARVN Special Forces, which was effectively a private Ngo family army, and his brother and deputy, Le Qu?ng Tr?eu.
• In the meantime, Nhu prepared the Army of the Republic of Vietnam Special Forces commanded by Colonel L?Quang Tung  who took his orders directly from Nhu and not the senior generals  for the raids.
• Colonel "'L?Quang Tung "'( 1923 & ndash; 1 November 1963 ) was the commander of the Army of the Republic of Vietnam Special Forces under the command of Ng?
  靚h Nhu.
• His solution was to fill the ARVN with Catholic political cronies and friends like Cao, L?Quang Tung, and T鬾 Th?t 
  韓h, who had little military ability, but were very likely to help stop a coup attempt.
• Shortly after midnight on August 21, on the instructions of Nhu, troops of the Army of the Republic of Vietnam Special Forces under Colonel L?Quang Tung executed a series of synchronized attacks on the Buddhist pagodas in South Vietnam.
• The raids were executed by the Army of the Republic of Vietnam Special Forces under Colonel L?Quang Tung, and combat police, both of which took their orders directly from Ng?
  靚h Nhu, younger brother of the Roman Catholic President Ng?
  靚h Di?m.
• Nhung's notability is solely derived from his actions as Minh's bodyguard-this amounts to executing Diem, his brother Ngo Dinh Nhu and the Army of the Republic of Vietnam Special Forces head and deputy, Colonel Le Quang Tung and Major Le Quang Trieu.
• However, the standoff persisted, and in August, the ARVN Special Forces of Colonel L?Quang Tung, loyal to Di?m's brother and chief adviser Ng?
  靚h Nhu, raided temples across the country, killing an estimated hundreds and arresting thousands of Buddhist laypeople and monks.
• Although the execution of the raids which left hundreds dead was primarily the responsibility of Colonel L?Quang Tung, the special forces head, 
  韓h privately took responsibility, In the aftermath of the raids, Foreign Minister Vi
  V
  n M?u resigned in protest, shaved his head like a monk and sought to leave on a pilgrimage to India; Nhu ordered 
  韓h to jail him.
• In the wake of the raids, 
  鬾 attempted to win over General T鬾 Th?t 
  韓h, the commander of the forces which surrounded Saigon, so that he could encircle Di?m . 
  韓h, who was regarded as being vain, was reveling after having taken credit for the Pagoda raids, even though they were performed by the Special Forces of Colonel L?Quang Tung . 
  鬾 organised for a national inspection tour with 
  韓h, and played to his ego . 
  鬾 organised many parties for 
  韓h, and told him that he was a national hero worthy of political authority.