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Consider how Phuoc Tuy Province is described in concrete geographic terms and then framed as terrain suited to guerrilla war, including Nui Dat’s base works and the surrounding environment. How does the place itself become part of the pressure on everyone living and operating there.

The description given about the way that Phuoc Tuy (Now called Long Kanh Province) was during 1968 - 1969 is accurate. I do not propose to elaborate further about this. Nui Dat was a base camp for Australian soldiers set up within the Mitchelin Rubber plantations at Nui Dat. Our tents were under the shade of the tall rubber trees and we were thankful for the shade they provided.