Well, it was never a popular war and it was mostly fought due to our fears of the spread of communism as a result, many felt we had no real reason to send troops over. If you consider that the US has had an economic relationship with Vietnam since the 1990s, you can argue that in the end, the Vietnam War was a mistake. In a sense, its an insult to the loss of life and the troops that returned with PTS and mistreatment by those that got to stay home on their comfy couch.
The 1st IndoChina War, also called the "French Indo-China War", or the "French Vietnam War."
Natural rubber from the numerous rubber trees in Vietnam certainly may have been a factor in the French Indochina War (also called the 1st Indochina War) 1946-1954. But it had nothing to do with the American Vietnam War (1955-1975).
The NFL (National Football League) had nothing to do with the Vietnam war. The ARVNs were South Vietnamese soldiers; ARVN stood for Army Republic of South Vietnam.
Q who was the victor of the Vietnam war? A I have no idea who won the Vietnam war!!!!
Korea, Australia, Phillipines, and Canada all pitched in during the Vietnam war alongside the U.S. effort to preserve democracy in South Vietnam.
Australia had nothing to do with the Vietnam War.
Nothing was.
The National Football League (NFL) had nothing to do with the Vietnam War.
Nothing
WWII "ITSELF" had nothing to do with Vietnam.
nothing he was a Vet of WWII.
Nothing could have caused the us to win this insane war.
Nothing out of the ordinary, life went on as usual (which was "part" of the problem for returning GIs from the war..."some" people back home in the US acted as if nothing happened over there (in Vietnam).
The 1st IndoChina War, also called the "French Indo-China War", or the "French Vietnam War."
All were officially neutral.
Most of the hippies and liberals did not support the Vietnam. that's why we pulled out of Vietnam during the war. we did not pull out in world war one and world war 2 because america was geared in for the war, but Vietnam, not all of america was in for it.
Natural rubber from the numerous rubber trees in Vietnam certainly may have been a factor in the French Indochina War (also called the 1st Indochina War) 1946-1954. But it had nothing to do with the American Vietnam War (1955-1975).