People? Do you mean civilians? Allied soldiers and marines, airmen and sailors? The enemy?
A very general response to this question would be: From about 1955 thru 1969, US Military personnel in South Vietnam (RVN) came across elephants and tigers in the forested/jungle portions of the country. Casualties from them are unknown; but probably close to none (other than fear and the firing of weapons in response to that fear). From 1969 until the end of the war in '75 nearly all of the elephants and tigers were gone (or out of the country); reason: South Vietnam had more bombs dropped on it than Germany did in all of WWII by the allies. South Vietnam had tons of artillery fired into the hills, swamps, and forests (jungles). South Vietnam had billions of bullets fired into its hills, swamps, and forests (jungles)...all of this firepower chased those wild animals away (or killed them).
About the only thing that existed in country by 1970 were wild hogs and those ever present "snakes" (they seemed to be everywhere). Those were normally shot on sight (the snakes), and casualties from them were small (but probably higher than zero).
Korea and Vietnam were separate wars.
During the "COLD WAR"; the Vietnam War was immoral to most people...who believed that war was "immoral" to begin with. Example: During WWII, which was a "clear case" of self defense (the Pearl Harbor Attack), people in the US still protested US involvement in that war. The "...reasons about the Vietnam War", would be the same; war is immoral, for those that choose to believe it. For many people there is NO JUSTIFICATION for war.
Over 1 million people managed to reach foreign shores. The total number that fled cannot be determined, because many may not have survived.
During the attack on Pearl Harbor during WW2, the United States naval base at Pearl Harbor was attacked by the Imperial Japanese Navy. Between 48 and 68 people died during the attacks and 35 people were wounded.
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Jewish people
The Vietnam Memorial
there was a famine that occurred and the farms were burned down during the war and live foods like animals died because they had nothing to eat
The People's Republic of Viet Nam. (PAVN)
Korea and Vietnam were separate wars.
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Over 58,000 US servicemen died in the Vietnam War.
Tricky Dick, as known to the American people; B52 Nixon as known to the GIs in Vietnam.
The Vietnam Veterans Memorial 'Wall' in Washington, DC butt
As with most wars, it mainly effected the families that suffered losses. However, in Vietnam's case, it affected anyone facing the military draft.
over 300,000