The Vietnam War Crossword

US program of counting enemy bodies to measure success or failure of missions.
Hidden explosive designed to injure the enemy.
US troops' slang for kilometers, measuring distance in Vietnam.
Nickname for female Red Cross workers who served in Vietnam.
American pickup from Vietnamese, meaning "Let's get out of here!"
US troops' use of hand grenades to kill their own sergeants or officers for the alleged unnecessary risking of soldiers' lives.
Your own forces' gunfire or bombing.
Derisive US slang term for Vietnamese.
Female North Vietnamese radio announcer whose broadcasts were designed to erode morale of US troops.
Large US helicopter gunship.
The lead and most dangerous position on a patrol into enemy territory.
US plane capable of circling over a target and firing tens of thousands of shells into a small area
Sharpened spear hidden in the ground designed to impale unwary US troops.
A period of leave, or "rest and relaxation" for US troops.
Ho Chi Minh, leader of North Vietnam.