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US Airmen and Sailors conducted war against NORTH Vietnam with their airplanes and battleships (one battleship actually, the USS New Jersey), cruisers, and destroyers firing from the gunline.

US Soldiers and Marines fought on the ground in SOUTH Vietnam.

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