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Conquest. the united states saw that Japan was taking over north Vietnam and that would become communists and we did not like that. so we went into Vietnam to free north Vietnam of the Japanese.

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North vietnamese fought by firing their bullets 3 or 5 times then running away so they don't get shot. This strategy made the U.S troops angry

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The Viet Cong depended on concealment, surprise attacks, and ambushes

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they fought with guerrilla warfare (pronounced gorilla) with things like booby traps and bombs and those kinda of things. The "guerillas" were farmers by day, but were fighters by night.

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