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Yes they did. In fact more than an estimated 2 million Vietnamese civilians were unnecessarily slaughtered in this forgotten genocide. Entire villages full of women (many pregnant), children, and even elderly were slaughtered senselessly by U.S troops similar to what they are currently doing in both Iraq and Afghanistan.

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Q: Did American soldiers commit atrocities during the Vietnam War in 1969?
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