We must let them know, and we must let the world know, that we are willing to bear the burden of a long struggle to defeat the Communist invasion of South Vietnam.
Lyndon Johnson: “We must let them know, and we must let the world know, that we are willing to bear the burden of a long struggle to…”
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Remarks Upon Arrival at the Tulsa International Airport
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