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American soldiers were partially trained in the Vietnam language before they left to fight, but most certainly did use a language dictionary while there. It didn't take them long to pick up some of the language fast because it kept them alive.
Many American soldiers (depending on where they were stationed) could speak fluent Vietnamese.
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Is it true that Vietnamese soldiers didn't aim for African Americans during the Vietnamese war?
Not True
In the US during the vietnom war television was instrumental in?
Promoting understanding between American and the Vietnamese.
Name of World War I German Soldiers?
German soldiers during World War I were called "Huns" by the American soldiers. The Germans called their soldiers "The Bosch" during World War I.
Who buries the dead standing up?
During a tour to Vietnam. I visited a North Vietnamese cemetery. I noticed that the headstones were about three feet apart . The dead soldiers were buried standing up just as soldiers are in formation . Soldiers standing forever .
Why did the south vietnamese award medals to US Soldiers during the Vietnam war?
It's good for morale, and shows that we are working together as a team; it also serves to show that the S. Vietnamese government "Recognized" the efforts of the US Servicemen.
Is it true that Vietnamese soldiers didn't aim for African Americans during the Vietnamese war?
Not True
How many different weapons were used by vietnamese soldiers during the Vietnam war?
North or South Vietnamese? They used different equipment.
Interaction between US Soldiers and Vietnamese?
The interaction between U.S. soldiers and Vietnamese civilians during the Vietnam War was complex and varied widely. While some soldiers formed positive relationships with locals, often providing aid and support, many interactions were marked by tension and mistrust due to the war's violence and the presence of American troops. Cultural misunderstandings and differing perspectives on the conflict often led to conflicts, but there were also numerous instances of compassion and cooperation. Ultimately, these interactions reflected the broader complexities of the war and its impact on both American soldiers and the Vietnamese populace.
How many African American soldiers fought on the American side during the American revolution?
About ten percent of the American soldiers were black.
Where did American forces find mass graves containing thousands of South Vietnamese who the North Vietnamese had executed during the Tet Offensive?
In hue
How many Vietnamese soldiers dies?
Estimates of Vietnamese military casualties during the Vietnam War vary widely, but it is generally believed that around 1.1 to 1.3 million North Vietnamese soldiers and Viet Cong members died in the conflict. Additionally, the South Vietnamese military lost approximately 250,000 to 300,000 troops. These figures reflect the heavy toll the war took on Vietnam's military forces during the prolonged conflict from 1955 to 1975.
Who were the rebels during the revolution war?
North Vietnamese soldiers were referred to as the NVA (North Vietnamese Army) by the GI's in Vietnam, during the war. Southern Communist soldiers living in South Vietnam and fighting in South Vietnam, were called the Viet Cong (VC).
How many American Soldiers in Revolutionary War?
There were approximately 25,000 American soldiers that died in the American Revolution. The British lost around 20,000 soldiers during the war.
What were American soldiers called during the American Revolution?
American soldiers were typically referred to as Colonials or Patriots during the Revolution.
Where were the American soldiers stationed during World War 1?
Fort Moultrie Fort Chatanuga Fort Hillsworth
Who is the man in the black pajamas'?
The "man in the black pajamas" is a term often used to refer to North Vietnamese soldiers, particularly during the Vietnam War. This nickname highlights their distinctive black uniforms and symbolizes the guerrilla tactics they employed against American and South Vietnamese forces. The phrase became popular in American media and culture, representing the perceived enemy and the complexities of the conflict.
Was there any pro-American propaganda during the Vietnam war?
No, of course. Vietnamese's cause is just.
