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Who was married to James Ripley Westmoreland son of General William Westmoreland?
I believe Kim Westmoreland, Fort Worth, TX. She was already married to him when she attended my high school and was in the same art class. I overheard the teacher ask her if she was related to The General, and her answer was that she was married to his son.
Who was the commander of us forces in Vietnam?
General William Westmoreland
Who was William westmoreland?
the general who commanded American forces in South Vietnam.
Who was general William westmorelands parents?
Eugenia Tally Childs and James Ripley Westmoreland.
Who was the top US commander in Vietnam?
There were several generals in charge over the course of the war: General Westmoreland is the best known as had it during the 70's.
How tall was general William westmoreland?
General William Westmoreland was approximately 6 feet (183 cm) tall.
Us army paratrooper general in Vietnam?
General Westmoreland
Us paratrooper general in Vietnam?
Westmoreland.
Who was the major US general in the Vietnam war?
General William Westmoreland
US military general in Vietnam War?
Westmoreland
Who was married to James Ripley Westmoreland son of General William Westmoreland?
I believe Kim Westmoreland, Fort Worth, TX. She was already married to him when she attended my high school and was in the same art class. I overheard the teacher ask her if she was related to The General, and her answer was that she was married to his son.
Who was the lead US general during Vietnam?
Westmoreland then Abrams.
Who was the commander of us forces in Vietnam?
General William Westmoreland
What was General Westmoreland's response to the Tet Offensive in 1968?
We are winning.
Did General William Westmoreland ever live in St. Louis?
Kind of
Who was the American commander in south Vietnam in the 1960s?
General William Westmoreland was .
Did defense secretary McNamara and General Westmoreland advise president Johnson to do to win the war in Vietnam?
General Westmoreland was seen on television news saying, "...I'll need another 100,000 men and we'll be able to wrap this thing up..." Defense Secretary McNamara and General Westmoreland advised President Johnson that more men and military aid was needed in Vietnam.
