"Operation Paydirt"

"Operation Paydirt" was a military campaign conducted by U.S. forces during the Vietnam War, primarily aimed at disrupting North Vietnamese supply routes and bases in Cambodia. The operation involved reconnaissance, raids, and targeted attacks to weaken enemy logistics, gather intelligence, and reduce their ability to support operations in South Vietnam. It was part of broader efforts to cut off the Ho Chi Minh Trail and other supply channels used by North Vietnamese forces, ultimately striving to diminish their operational capacity and influence in the region.