Along with inadequate weaponry, the forts also lacked manpower, holding a few hundred troops.
It simply didn't have the manpower to hold ground against a guerilla insurgency.
Regardless, with 1 ATF lacking the manpower to hold the area, the failure of South Vietnamese forces to permanently occupy the Long Hais meant that any gains were only fleeting, and the D445 Battalion headquarters soon returned to the area after ejecting a South Vietnamese regional force company a few months later.
While non-urgent patients may not be the main cause of ED overcrowding in certain countries [19 21], other communities which have limited medical and nursing manpower resources and that are held accountable for waiting times, commit significant resources to attend to the relatively non-urgent group of patients presenting to an emergency department [22].
Marchand initially was minister for citizenship and immigration and later held the portfolios of manpower, forestry and rural development, regional economic expansion, transport, and environment.
Terreri went through some hectic moments, including the first manpower advantage for the Kings, but he held his own.
Her professional career was with the U.S. Department of Labor in Washington, DC where she held increasingly responsible positions in the Manpower Administration, the Office of the Under Secretary, the Employment Standards Administration, and the Pension and Welfare Benefits Administration.
But he has been held back by a lack of resources, manpower and meaningful government support.
However, it still held a vast though largely undeveloped territory and had unlimited manpower reserves.
Only guesses are possible, for Caesar's assassination condemned the Romans to another 13 years of civil war, and Rome would never again possess sufficient manpower to conquer and hold Babylonia.
