During a visit to Vietnam in 1964, he expressed the opinion that the North Vietnamese would abandon their attempt on Saigon.
During World War Two, this politician developed logistical systems for bomber raids and statistical systems for troop monitoring. After his political career ended, he headed an organization, and expanded its policies of help for third world nations. During a visit to Vietnam in 1964, he expressed the opinion that the North Vietnamese would abandon their attempt on Saigon. Later, he launched an investigation, the report of which would become the Pentagon Papers, and afterword left politics to head the World Bank. For ten points, identify this secretary of Defense primarily associated with escalation in Vietnam, who served under John F. Kennedy and Lyndon Johnson.
During World War Two, this politician developed logistical systems for bomber raids and statistical systems for troop monitoring.
Robert Strange {McNamara}