The U.S. military could never stop this supply line from North Vietnam to south Vietnam. a. The Burma Road c. The Ho Chi Minh Trail b. The Silk Road d. The Hong Kong Trail

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The U.S. military could never stop this supply line from North Vietnam to South Vietnam: the Ho Chi Minh Trail.

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