United States officialy ended the war in Vietnam after Paris Peace Accord in 1973 that's when last tropps pulled out from Vietnam.
AnswerTechnically the war was over when the Paris Peace Accords were signed but ...http://www.historyplace.com/unitedstates/Vietnam/index-1969.HTML
The US left the embassy in 1975 (2 Marines died) -- thus ending all US involvement in VietNam.
The US/Allies could NOT stop the flow of enemy men & material from entering South Vietnam, without widening the war with other countries; which also entailed risking the involvement of the communist superpowers. So, the war had to end.
President Carter did not support the amnesty for men who left the US to avoid the draft during the Vietnam war due to his will to win the war and defeat Vietnam.
The fear of being invaded was not a justification for the increase in US involvement in Vietnam. The US withdrew from Vietnam in 1975.
After the US withdrew from Vietnam the Vietcong came into power. South Vietnam fell under communist rule by the Vietcong.
The US is NOT at war with Iraq. The US was at war with North Vietnam.
The United States did get involved in the Vietnam war because of communism in Vietnam.
Japan left Vietnam because the US won the Vietnam War. The US effectively kicked them out of the area. This was preventing China from invading Vietnam as well.
Vietnam. The last US troops left Vietnam in 1975.
Richard Nixon
President Carter did not support the amnesty for men who left the US to avoid the draft during the Vietnam war due to his will to win the war and defeat Vietnam.
President Carter did not support the amnesty for men who left the US to avoid the draft during the Vietnam War due to his will to win the war and defeat Vietnam.
The last U.S. forces left South Vietnam in 1973. The US Embassy was evacuated and the last advisers pulled out in April 1975.
Richard Nixon
The Northern Communist part of Vietnam came out victorious, they declared Independance and even to this day they could still be partly Communist
Gerald Ford
Gerald Ford
Gerald Ford
Nixon