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Why weren't nuclear weapons used during the Vietnam war?
Fear that the North Vietnamese would obtain nuclear weapons themselves (from Russia or China) and use them on South Vietnam or even on America.
Did the US have better weapons than the Vietnamese in the Vietnam War?
Technologically plus a navy plus a much larger airforce, but in personal weapons, not really
Did the US send money weapons to North or South Vietnam?
The US helped the SOUTH Vietnamese. The North was the enemy!
Details of the vietcong soilders?
The Vietcong (VC) were NOT regular soldiers as employed by the regular army of North Vietnam during the war. Generally speaking, the VC were guerillas/insurgents, although they did at times operate as organized military units. The VC were normally Vietnamese civilians who lived in SOUTH VIETNAM, but were communists who fought against the South Vietnamese army and it's government. The VC were often civilians by day and soldiers by night. Seldom wearing uniforms, and armed with whatever weapons they could attain. They were, when possible, armed with weapons and equipment from North Vietnam, Communist China and the Soviet Union. As with most armies during war time, they also used captured enemy (US) weapons and equipment when they could obtain them. The VC, for the most part, were effectively eliminated as an organized force during the TET offensive of 1968. With most of the Vietnam War being fought by the North Vietnamese Army against US and alled forces, from 1968 onward.
Who supplied north Vietnam with weapons during the vietnamese conflict?
United States supplied South Viet Nam (now spell, Vietnam "to make it look better").
What is a search and destroy mission?
In Vietnam the search-and-destroy missions were when US soldiers went into the heart of the Vietnamese countryside searching for the Vietcong, destroying any enemy strongholds, supplies or weapons they found. They often had to avoid traps set up by the Vietcong, such as mines under steps and leaves.
What is the Vietnam war about?
the northern Vietnamese wanted Communism so the democratic Vietnamese fled to south Vietnam, the democratic part, mean while the southern communists still were there and decided they should take Vietnam as a whole communist country. they became the Viet Cong and the northern Vietnamese sent supplies to the Viet Cong through the Ho Chi Minh Trail to aid the Viet Cong(the DMZ kept them from crossing the boarder whit weapons).
How many US soldiers were black who fought in the Vietnam War?
We were fighting both the North Vietnamese Army, and the "Viet Cong." Viet Cong translates to People's Army. They were mostly South Vietnamese citizens recruited by North Vietnam agents to help the North fight to unify Viet Nam. Both armies were supplied with Chinese and Russian military equipment and weapons.
What tasks were given to Vietnam soldiers?
The task(s) were to seek out and destroy the enemy; almost (no nuclear weapons) by any means available.
What are the different types of combine soldiers?
The different types of Combine soldiers are Overwatch Soldiers, Elite Soldiers, and Overwatch Elites. Overwatch Soldiers are the most common, equipped with standard weaponry. Elite Soldiers are more advanced, with stronger armor and weapons. Overwatch Elites are the most powerful, being heavily armored and equipped with powerful weapons.
What has the author Bruce W Macy written?
Bruce W. Macy has written: 'Ammunition production for Vietnam: impact on southeast Kansas' -- subject(s): Economic aspects of Vietnamese Conflict, 1961-1975, Vietnamese Conflict, 1961-1975, Weapons industry
How did US aid Vietnam?
The U.S. provided aid to Vietnam primarily during the Vietnam War, offering military assistance, training, and financial support to the South Vietnamese government in its fight against the communist North. This included the provision of weapons, aircraft, and other military equipment, as well as economic aid to stabilize and strengthen the South Vietnamese economy. Additionally, the U.S. implemented programs aimed at infrastructure development and public health to win the "hearts and minds" of the Vietnamese people. After the war, U.S. aid continued in various forms to assist in Vietnam's reconstruction and development.
