The development of airmobile tactics in Vietnam was a direct result of critical strategic decisions made in the preceding decade. This book details the pivotal moments and innovations that culminated in the establishment of airmobile divisions, exploring the operational concepts and logistical challenges that defined this era of aerial warfare in Southeast Asia.

This volume, originating from the Department of the Army and authored by John J. Tolson, offers a detailed historical account of airmobility's crucial role in the Vietnam War. The text focuses on the strategic and operational decisions that led to the development of airmobile divisions, providing insight into a significant aspect of military history. Its focus on the period between 1961 and 1971 suggests a deep dive into the formative years of these specialized units. The publication date indicates it is a retrospective analysis of this military strategy.