Washington and the American command in Saigon considered the operation a great success, both as a test of the new American policy of Vietnamization and in setting back any PAVN/VC offensives planned against the Saigon area during the next year. The logistical haul overrun and captured by the allied forces in the base areas was indeed impressive. 20,000 individual and 2,500 crew-served weapons; 7,000 tons of rice; 1,800 tons of munitions; 140,000 rockets and artillery shells; 435 vehicles; 29 tons of communications equipment; 55 tons of medical supplies; and 199,552 anti-aircraft rounds. The incursion was, however, limited in its scale and scope. Nixon had limited the depth of penetration by U.S. forces to 35 kilometers and placed a 30 June deadline for the withdrawal of American troops to South Vietnam.