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Ho Chi Minh compared his troops to a tiger and the U.S. troops to an elephant in order to convey the idea that his troopsA. were deadly while U.S. troops posed little threat.B. were well camouflaged while U.S. troops were exposed.C. were able to savagely attack an enemy that was too big to hide.D. could wear down their more powerful enemy and kill it.
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