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How long is a typical tour of duty for a US Marine?
7 months
How long did a typical tour of duty last for an enlisted Marine in the US Marines during the 1960s?
A typical duty in the 1960s for the US Marines did last for several months.
How long did pat sajak serve in Vietnam?
His tour of service from 1968 to 1970 only included the normal tour of duty in Vietnam of 12 months
What type of clothing is typical at Vietnam?
In Vietnam, long and colorful dresses were worn by the women in Vietnam. The men would have a buttoned shirt that also had many colors. But still both genders would have to wear there traditional clothing over a pair of white pants.
Can soldiers drink on duty?
It's only permissible at special events, such as battalion formals. Otherwise, you can drink on duty - so long as you don't mind sacrificing rank, pay, and your own personal time, as you're not permitted to drink on duty.
What Maya lin's concept was for her memorial?
The most important part is the long wall listing all the names of soldiers killed or missing in the Vietnam war.
What was the long term affects on soldiers?
For many US servicemen returning home from Vietnam, one of the LONG TERM effects was NOT talking about the war. Keeping it inside themselves. They had learned early on, that talking about the Vietnam War, produced enemies with their friends, family members, and complete strangers.
How long are military soldiers trained for?
Based upon wartime needs of the service; normally 8 to 16 weeks before reporting to their duty station.
How long did a soldier have to stay in the Vietnam war?
The first military advisors were sent to Viet Nam in 1959 and the last one came home in 1973. The normal tour of duty for a soldier sent to Viet Nam was 12 months. Some served multible tours. In some rare cases the tour of duty could be as much as 18 months.
How does the history influence the typical foods of Peru?
things that happened a long time ago have an influence on why or what is the most loved food. it usually would have something that kept soldiers fed.
How many combat jumps occurred in Vietnam?
i did a report a long time ago in school and researched this information. On average there were only about 35,000 combat soldiers in Vietnam, on the average. Which made up only about 10% of the total American soldiers in Vietnam. It takes alot of support personnel to take care of the logistics, administrative needs, and etc... for each combat soldier. The number of combat soldiers in Vietnam rose to approximately 50,000 combat soldiers during the Tet Offensive.
What vowel sound does duty have?
The word duty has a long U (long OO) and a long E sound from the Y.
