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How did the Vietnam War impact the Australian Government?
With protests and riots.
Why did the opposition of the Australian government want to go to Vietnam war?
Opposition wanted to end the war.
Why did the menzies government commit Australian forces to the Vietnam war?
The US asked them to.
What affect did the Vietnam war have on American government?
Taught them to look before they leaped.
Australians didn't question the Australian government before the Vietnam war why is this?
Same as within the US, they knew little about it.
How many Australian soldiers were injured in the Vietnam war?
Over 3,000 Australian Servicemen wounded in Vietnam.
How many Australian soldiers were involved in the Vietnam War?
Australian maintained a troop level of approximately 8,000 men in Vietnam during the war.
How did Vietnam affect Australia?
Approximately 60,000 Australian Men were drafted during the Vietnam War, and about 19,000 Australian draftee's served in Vietnam. On a smaller scale, due to Australia's smaller population, Australia experienced the same anti-war/anti-draft protests as did the United States.
What affect was the Vietnam's government reaction to the Gulf of Tonkin?
The war was against North Vietnam. So maybe they weren't too happy about that. South Vietnam was probably happy about it.
What was the extent of Australia's involvement in the Vietnam War?
Over 50,000 Australian Servicemen fought in the Vietnam War.
Australia's involvement in Vietnam war and impacts on Australian society?
Australia sent 4 Navy Destroyers and a regiment of Australian Centurion tanks into the Vietnam War.
How did the Vietnam war affect the Australian economy?
The Vietnam War had several impacts on the Australian economy, primarily through increased government spending and economic growth related to military involvement. The war led to a significant rise in defense spending, which stimulated sectors such as manufacturing and technology. However, this was counterbalanced by inflation and rising public debt, as the government sought to fund its military commitments while managing social unrest and anti-war movements. Ultimately, the war influenced Australia’s economic policies and contributed to changes in public sentiment regarding military engagement.
