Nearly 4,000 New Zealanders served in the Vietnam War, nearly all of whom were volunteers. New Zealand, had been caught up in the times; Australia & the US were drafting men for the war. New Zealand, by close association with Australia reacted accordingly: they became "anti-war." Possibly, since Australia & the US were conscripting men for military service, it's possible that New Zealanders feared their government would begin doing the same; if the war did not cease.
New Zealand Division was created in 1916.
New Zealand.
New Zealand sent artillerymen to South Vietnam; all volunteers.
New Zealand was part of the Australian, New Zealand, US treaty called ANZUS. When we asked Australia and New Zealand to send military forces to South Vietnam they complied.
New Zealand
No, but Australia and New Zealand did.
New Zealand was a part of the ANZUS Pact which called for mutual support.
Part of the ANZUS treaty; Australia, New Zealand, and the United States.
New Zealand fielded volunteers in Vietnam. But was always considered by US Forces as kin to Australia.
YEP.
There was a exodus of Vietnamese people called the boat people to Australia and New Zealand.
Great Britain stayed out of it. Australia and New Zealand fought in South Vietnam.