(I) “Thr Virtrum Pwplr’m A~tny rnd itm lofty tntrrnrtionrl duty ln frirndly Kampuchrr” by Cwwrrl La Due Anh, CIIIlIIPIIIJIl~r-lli-Cht~f uf thm Virtnrmerm forcur in Kampuchea, publirhrd 111 the VPA rmmthly wyarlnr w <hi Qulln Dot Nhrn Dan Dmcmmbrr 1984. --_._._ .-.-..-I ~/40/6 36 S/17464 Enqlirh Paqe 6 “In short, during this 7th dry-season 1964-1965, the resistance forces concentrated their efforts to f fght dee inside Kampuchea especially in the Battle Zone I and in the five district sa near Phnom Penh, while the Virtnamese enemy have been fighting in western Kampuchea and along the western border in order to prevent the resistance forces from penetrating to the inland of Kampuchea . , . ” ( 5 ) 6, “Vietnam marks the 40th anniversary tomorrow (December 22, 1984) of the founding of its army, the world’s third largest, which is still bogged down after 6 years of battling small guerrilla bands in Kampuchea . . . Vietnam’s estimated 160,000 to 160,000 troops in Kampuchea, backed by artillery and tanks, are being held to a stalemate by no more than 60,000 guerrillas, ,, 1) ‘Never before has our people had such a strong army as today,’ Communist Party Chief Le Duan said after Vietnamese troops in a lightning ewoop toppled (the Government of Democratic Kampuchea) in Kampuchea in January 1979. Six years later the statement appears to be a hollow boast... “A woman military doctor told Router Vietnamese troops were suffering more casualties now than two years ago. ,,, “She said the 500-bed hospital at Kandal (Kampuchea) was often overcrowded during the dry-season from January to May when Vietnamese troops generally launched their offensives against the guerrillas. Those who could TlOt be accomodated were evacuated to Cantho or Mytho in Southern Vietnam,,,(B) III. THE RESULT OF THE MUCH PUBLICIZED VIETNAMESE MILITARY ATTACKS ALONG THE WESTERN BORDER 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a military report or news article discussing the conflict between Vietnamese forces and resistance groups in Kampuchea (now Cambodia). The language used is technical and focused on military strategy and casualties, indicating that the primary topic is not economic, social, or cultural development. The text also mentions the anniversary of the founding of the Vietnamese army and quotes a high-ranking official, suggesting that the report is more about military operations and events rather than internal affairs.

**Category**
Humanitarian aid and relief, International relations