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Referencing appears to be in order, except for the broken link in the cite #1.
Prose:
The lead speaks of "reluctance" to deploy helicopters (South Vietnam) and the body prose specifically says he "refused" to deploy them. After I read the lead, I thought he deployed them more or less right away despite some reservations or second thoughts. Now that I read the prose dealing with the same subject, it somehow seems to paint a different picture. It is quite possible that I just got a wrong impression, but I wonder if there could be a clarification at either end of this reluctance/refusal bit to avoid confusing readers.
"Refusal" seems the most appropriate term: he turned down a request to commit the helicopters from the head of the 1st Australian Task Force, and had to be talked into this by one of the pilots - I've fixed this. Nick-D (talk) 03:08, 30 June 2013 (UTC)[reply]
Something appears to be missing in ...having 200 infantry killed if the unit defeated due to a lack of supplies. - "were defeated" or "suffered losses" instead of defeated?
Nice article overall. A very interesting reading, especially the bit about the incident causing the Army to request authority over the battlefield helos. There's very little to mend, the most significant item being the broken ref.--Tomobe03 (talk) 14:23, 27 June 2013 (UTC)[reply]