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Which of the following were reasons that Operation Rolling Thunder in the Vietnam War was ultimately a failure? [Select all that apply]:The chemicals used to kill the jungle ultimately did as much harm to American soldiers as the North VietnameseThe bombings were unable to stop North Vietnam's ability to wage war since the Soviet Union and China supplied the NVA with weapons and ammunitionThe bombings caused extensive economic and infrastructure damage in a country that was already beset with povertyThe bombings failed to kill a sufficient number of NVA and Vietcong troops
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