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Dhofar Insurgency
The insurgency in Oman between 1962 and 1976 was not as
world renowned as perhaps the Viet Nam conflict; however,
its favorable result is one which should be recognized as a
total victory for the Western supported Sultanate of Oman
over the Communist inspired Popular Front for the Liberation
of Oman. Waged entirely in the province of Dhofar, the
British led and supported Sultan's Armed Forces eventually
were victorious, but not without serious early setbacks and
a coup that replaced the Sultan.
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