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How many female casualties were there in the Vietnam War?
Keep in mind, that statistics continue to be updated: 8 US military female personnel were killed in Vietnam. One 1st Lieutenant Nurse was killed when enemy rockets struck her building. One was killed while a passenger on board a helicopter when it accidently crashed. One was killed, while riding as a passenger in a jeep, which accidently crashed. Five were killed, during Operation Baby Lift; the evacuation of South Vietnam, in 1975. The largest US Air Force transport at that time, the C-5 Galexy, had filled up with women & children evacuee's. It crashed during take off, killing most people aboard.
What war happened in 1960?
The Vietnam War happened in the 1960's and throughout the 60's. The Vietnam War is considered to be one of the most pointless wars in US history.
How long was the Vietnam war with the US?
Some historians start the time when advisers and techicians made their presence known during the late 1950's, some begin when the Special Forces (Green Beret) arrived in the early 1960's, still other historians like to begin when President Johnson sent in regular combat troops in 1965. Where ever you chose to begin your date, it will have to end in 1975, when the North invaded and took over the South.
What is the most combat jumps completed by an individual?
It is most likely that they most combat jumps by any individual would be six. It is not actually known who the person because the jumps are made as units, not individuals.
Did the war in 1900 have an impact on the world fashion?
During the Vietnam War (1960's and 1970's) beards and long mustaches were considered ANTI-ESTABLISHMENT (Anti-Anything Government...Police, Military Personnel, etc.) Short hair and clean shaven (or a military mustache) was considered conservative/normal. But any man sporting a clean look would be under suspicion by his friends and neighbors as being a cop (or under-cover government official), or in the military.
Most American female military personnel in Vietnam were?
Nurses <3
Female Korean Officers during Vietnam War?
The ROKs (Republic of Korea) may not have employed women in Vietnam. If they did, they were, as most females were in Vietnam/Korea/WWII/WWI...etc. nurses. And a great majority of female nurses in Vietnam were officers; any US female enlisted personnel was rare to non-existent.
How did the nurses cope with their feelings after they returned home from the Vietnam War?
US Female nurses volunteered for the military; in most cases they also volunteered for Vietnam; where they were needed most. Volunteers looked at the war differently than draftees.
What US President authorized the military operation of Rolling Thunder in Vietnam?
Lyndon Johnson authorized this and most of the military operations in Vietnam.
How did the first combat troops enter the Vietnam war?
USN vessels, US Military aircraft, CIA sponsored transportation. By the the late 1960's most US military personnel arrived in country via chartered US airliners, such as Braniff Airlines.
The most commonly abused substance among military personnel is?
alcohol
In what year did the US get involved in the Vietnam War?
1961 is the year most accepted by current historians.
Do any auto shops in Phenix City service military trucks?
Yes most auto shops are able service military shops. It is also dependent on the personnel. Some auto shop personnel have experience with repairing military vehicles.
How did most military women serve in Vietnam?
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How did most Americans military women serve in Vietnam?
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What is the psychology of the soldiers in the war in Iraq and the Vietnam war?
The service people in Iraq, are members of the "All-Volunteer" (a direct side effect from the Vietnam War-elimination of the draft) US military forces. The servicemen during the Vietnam War were drafted (conscripted). Other than the color of their uniforms, and their willingness to be in uniform verses Vietnam's unwillingness to be in uniform, and the insurgents/guerillas that they are trying to eliminate, verses the Vietnam War's fighting of the regular armed forces; Army, Navy, and Air Force from a foreign country (NORTH Vietnam), their psychology will more than likely be similar to most military personnel over seas in a hostile environment.
Was there one decisive battle in the Vietnam War?
Most US personnel would say the"Tet"offensive in 1968 was a turning point.
