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'''Mark Moyar''' is a military historian who (as of 2006) serves as associate professor at the United States Marine Corps University.  He studied international relations at Harvard and has a PhD from Cambridge University in Britain. He is the author of ''Triumph Forsaken: The Vietnam War, 1954-1965'' (2006), the first volume of a two-volume history of the Vietnam war from a conservative perspective.  

'''Mark Moyar''' is a military historian who (as of 2006) serves as associate professor at the Marine Corps University.  He studied international relations at Harvard and has a PhD from Cambridge University in Britain. He is the author of ''Triumph Forsaken: The Vietnam War, 1954-1965'' (2006), the first volume of a two-volume history of the Vietnam war from a conservative perspective.  

==Vietnam==

==Vietnam==

Working in the archives of primary sources, Moyar has reported new information that other historians have overlooked. He found that every country in Asia aside from China's allies supported American intervention in Vietnam. Many of those countries made previously unknown offers of combat troops and military aid. American intervention in Vietnam persuaded the Indonesian military to oust the pro-Communist President [[Sukarno]]; the Indonesia rollback was one of America's greatest victories in the [[Cold War]].

Working in the archives of primary sources, Moyar has reported new information that other historians have overlooked. He found that every country in Asia aside from China's allies supported American intervention in Vietnam. Many of those countries made previously unknown offers of combat troops and military aid. American intervention in Vietnam persuaded the Indonesian military to oust the pro-Communist President [[Sukarno]]; the Indonesia rollback was one of America's greatest victories in the [[Cold War]].