Colonel George S. Patton, commander of the 11th ACR (Armored Cavalry Regiment) South Vietnam, 1968.
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Powerful nations had opposing aliances.
Vietnam did Anything to do with Vietnam, especially a question as emotional as this, is still very sensitive. However, I would have to say the first thing is to try and address which war between who in Vietnam. Many occured either simultaneously or around the same time. The war between the Vietnam and French? The war between the Vietnam and US? The US war with the Chinese? or the Cambodians? Debatably, no real conflict occured between the Vietnam and the Chinese, but certainly Vietnam had a decent go at a civil war (hence the North & South Vietnam). As to the US and Vietnam: The entirety of the conflict was by our armed forces on and in that country. No Vietnamese were ever known to have attacked the US, or US assets outside of those occupying their land. Regardless of what was going on internally there already, we (the US) certainly weren't personally involved. Had we not sent in forces to that countries land, whether it became more communist quickly or not, (something one is allowed, even protected to be in the US), there probably would have been no battles and we probably would not have ever had much to do with that area. Had we not sent our forces there, most certainly Vietnamese forces wouldn't have come to occupy US lands or towns -- and you would not now be learning about a US war with Vietnam.
Two different topics/questions here; "Local Struggle..." and "Major event of the cold war..." 1. The VN War wasn't a local struggle. It involved the world powers and potential atomic war. 2. Any SHOOTING war during the cold war was a major event.
The lessons of Vietnam have held back the escalation of troops in Afghanistan and Iraq. These conflict areas were denoted as short turn with an emphasis on encouraging the local government to take over upon the demilitarization of the area.
The conflict theory perspective would be most likely to suggest that multinational corporations exploit local workers to maximize profits. Conflict theorists believe that society is characterized by struggle for power and resources, and that powerful entities, such as corporations, take advantage of weaker groups, like workers, to further their own interests.
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Colonel George S. Patton, commander of the 11th ACR (Armored Cavalry Regiment) South Vietnam, 1968.
North Vietnam & the local VC supplied by USSR/Red China against the US/Australia/New Zealand/South Korea/South Vietnam/Thailand/Philippines.
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The war was largely between local Communist forces, backed by USSR and China, and anti-Communist forces, backed by USA and other Western-style democracies. This made it part of the greater global struggle between Communist regimes and those that opposed them.
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Unfortuanetly due do the standards of the Vietnam War you cannot find an accurate footage from the Vietnam War. However if you go to the local library chances are you may find one.
No. That is why there were so many restrictions in the Vietnam war & people used to say "we're fighting this war with one arm tied behind our back..." & "...why don't we go in there an win this thing!" along with "this is a political war..." ALL OF THOSE RESTRICTIONS were intended to keep the Russians (and the Red Chinese) out of the war. And, unlike the Korean War (in which the Red Chinese did enter) the Vietnam War was fought by North Vietnam alone (minus the local VC living down south).