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There were 6 unique South Vietnamese Presidents, 2 North Vietnamese presidents, and 5 different American Presidents, making 13 presidents altogether.
Although the war had been going on for years, US combat forces entered in 1965 and final withdrawal was in early 1975. That time period includes the terms of Lyndon Johnson, Richard Nixon, and a few months of Gerald Ford's administration.
But if you really mean presidents serving in the war, then none. Clinton managed to keep his student deferral. George W Bush served in the Air National Guard but was never called to active duty in Vietnam.
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What presidents was democrats?
During the Vietnam War, Presidents Kennedy and then Johnson were democrats.
Why did American presidents support the Vietnam war?
America entered the Vietnam war to stop the spread of Communism
How many American presidents involved with the Vietnam War?
i believe three Kennedy, Johnson, Nixon
Which of these presidents was assasinated during the Vietnam War?
JFK
How many presidents has Vietnam had?
44 president in vietnam
How many US presidents played a role in Vietnam's civil war?
Presidents Eisenhower, Kennedy, Johnson, Nixon, and Ford supported South Vietnam. The Soviet and Red Chinese presidents supported their ally (with equipment)...North Vietnam.
Who was the prisdent of the US during the Vietnam?
The Presidents who served during the Vietnam War are usually Eisenhower to Ford.
How old were both of the presidents that served during Vietnam war?
There has not been a U.S President that served in Vietnam.
Which American presidents reigned during the Korean and Vietnam War?
Truman had Korea; Eisenhower initiated Vietnam.
What did Presidents do in Vietnam War?
They allowed it to escelate, and they often micro-managed it.
What president was a Democrat?
During the Vietnam War, Presidents Kennedy and then Johnson were democrats.
Was eissenhower the American president during the Vietnam war?
The two presidents during the Vietnam War were JFK, and LBJ.
