A lesson learned from the Vietnam War was that while the insurgent is__________, the occupier or government is impatiently trying to substitute firepower for legitimacy.

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The Vietnam War taught that insurgents are patient enough to spend years building a network to subvert the regime. But the occupier or government is impatiently trying to substitute military firepower for legitimacy, which eventually makes the war unwinnable.

A Lesson Learned from the Vietnam War Was That While