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The answer is Yes, there were US Forces in Thailand during the Vietnam War. To find out more information go to www.519transportationassociation.com and www.usarsupthai.webs.com
There were US Forces in Thailand beginning in the 1950's and throughout the late 1970's.
Today there continues to be a contingent of MACTHAI headquartered in Bangkok.
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What communist guerrilla forces supported by north Vietnam?
North Vietnam aided Viet Cong or the National Liberation Front (NLF) in a guerilla war against the anti-communist. The army of the North was called People's Army of Vietnam or North Vietnamese Army.
What countries did the Vietnam battle?
The NVA (North Viet Army) fought: South Viet Army; US; Australia; New Zealand; South Korea; Philippines; and Thailand.
What were army beret colors during the Vietnam War?
green
What two armies joined forces in the Vietnam war?
The NVA (North Vietnamese Army, and discounting the Viet Cong guerrilla forces) verses the US Army, US Marine Corps, South Korean Army, South Vietnamese Army, Australian Army, New Zealand Army, and elements of the Thai and Philippine Armies. EDIT North Korean air forces, Chinese elements, and Russian advisers also were involved
What was the result of the Vietnam war after American forces were withdrawn?
The North Vietnamese Army would break the treaty and invaded South Vietnam. South Vietnam quickly fell to North Vietnam, which created one, Socialist Vietnam.
What is the correct name for the Vietnam army during the Vietnam War?
For North Vietnam or South Vietnam? The North Vietnamese were known simply as the 'North Vietnamese Army' (NVA) to US forces, but their actual title was Vietnam Peoples' Army, as it common practice in Communist states. The South Vietnamese Army was referred to as the Army of the Republic of Vietnam (ARVN).
AVRN South Vietnam what do the initials mean?
It is actually ARVN meaning Army of the Republic of Vietnam during the Vietnam War.It is actually ARVN meaning Army of the Republic of Vietnam during the Vietnam War.It is actually ARVN meaning Army of the Republic of Vietnam during the Vietnam War.It is actually ARVN meaning Army of the Republic of Vietnam during the Vietnam War.It is actually ARVN meaning Army of the Republic of Vietnam during the Vietnam War.It is actually ARVN meaning Army of the Republic of Vietnam during the Vietnam War.
What did Pat Sajak do during the Vietnam War?
Yes. He joined the US Army in 1968 and was sent to Vietnam where he dj'ed on Armed Forces Radio.
What Two Forces Did The American Army Face In Vietnam?
Peasants
What were the Vietnamese forces that were supported by American troops?
Army of the republic of Vietnam
Who led US forces during the Vietnam War?
US Army Generals Harkins, Westmoreland, then finally Abrams; all of these men were WW2 veterans.
What ho chi minh's forces known as?
During the French Vietnam War (1946-1954) Ho's forces where called the Viet Minh (Vietnamese Communists). In the US Vietnam War (1961-1975), "Uncle Ho's" (to the GI's "in-country") forces were called "the NVA" (North Vietnamese Army).
Who has a stronger army Vietnam or Thailand?
After fighting the most powerful nation on earth for over a decade, the NVA was by far the most hardened Army in SE Asia.
What were some armies in the Vietnam war?
The North Vietnamese Army (NVA) VERSES: South Korean Army (ROK), South Vietnam's Army (ARVN), Australian Army, New Zealand's Army, Philippines Army, Thailand's Army, United States Army. Heaviest combat; NVA Verses: United States Army, ARVN, ROK, Australian Army.
What communist guerrilla forces supported by north Vietnam?
North Vietnam aided Viet Cong or the National Liberation Front (NLF) in a guerilla war against the anti-communist. The army of the North was called People's Army of Vietnam or North Vietnamese Army.
What countries did the Vietnam battle?
The NVA (North Viet Army) fought: South Viet Army; US; Australia; New Zealand; South Korea; Philippines; and Thailand.
What is the ARVN in Vietnam war?
ARVN stands for "Army of the Republic of Viet Nam." This was the South VietNam Army that the U.S. and other allies supported until April, 1973 - when all other forces withdrew from South Vietnam, turning their military equipment over to the ARVN.
