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Friday, October 12, 2001, updated at 09:37(GMT+8)

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US Conducts New Type of War Different From Vietnam: Bush

US President George W. Bush said Thursday that the United States is conducting a new type of war, which is different from that in Vietnam.

Addressing a first prime-time US presidential news conference since 1995, Bush said that the lesson the United States has learned from the Vietnam war is "you can not fight a guerrilla war with conventional forces".

It is now a unconventional war with different type of approach and mentality, he added.



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