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Are there American troops in Korea today?
Yes, there are still around 24,000 American troops in Korea. They are mainly stationed around Seoul.
Are any US troops in Vietnam today?
No.
What conflicts are Australian troops involved in today?
coral sea, south Africa, Iraq, USA, Vietnam
What happend in history today 11th of April?
On April 11, 1984, Vietnam was invaded by troops from China.
What are the uses of the aircraft carrier today?
WWII-Naval battles (Fleet actions); troop support; strategic strikes Vietnam War-Strategic strikes against North Vietnam & close air strikes for ground troops Today-Strikes against precision targets/strikes in support of ground troops
How is the Vietnam war seen today?
It is generally seen as an American failure in war.
What happend in history today 31st of March?
On March 31, 1965, the United States sent their first troops into the Vietnam War.
How many American soldiers are in Vietnam today?
I can't find the current amount, but there are guards stationed at the Embassy in Hanoi and the US Consulate in Saigon. There are also projects underway to clean up the Agent Orange/dioxin that the US dumped here during the war. Additionally, there are ongoing medical missions. I predict that within the next 3 years we will be docking warships and planes at Cam Rahn Bay and Danang, so there will be substantially more troops stationed here.
Does the US have a military presence in Vietnam?
There are a handful of Marines and liaison troops in support to U.S. Embassy and consulate operations in Ha Noi and Ho Chi Minh City, as well as search teams from Hawaii researching crash sites and other possible burial sites of American troops who travel in and out of Vietnam and neighboring countries regularly.
Words used to describe the Vietnam war?
The Vietnam Conflict, the Indochina war. The people and government in Vietnam today refer to it as the American War.
How many troops does Germany have today?
they have today about, 500,000 special forces troops
What model 12 gauge with Stevens-Savage on the barrel would have been used in Vietnam for close combat?
The Stevens shotgun most commonly employed in Vietnam was the Model 77E. It had a buttstock that was slightly shorter than standard length to accommodate the slighter build of South Vietnamese troops. Some 61,000 Stevens 77E shotguns were sent to Southeast Asia during America's involvement in Vietnam. Today, they are relatively rare collectors items because the vast majority of them (almost 100%) were left in Vietnam when the American forces withdrew.
