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How far do you agree that Johnson tarnsformed a limited commitment into a full-scale military conflict in South Vietnam?
Agreed; LBJ said it himself. "I'll not be the first US president to lose a war!" (Meaning=he'll throw everything but nukes into the fight).
Why did rolling thunder happen?
Rolling Thunder was a military campaign conducted by the United States during the Vietnam War from 1965 to 1968, aimed at applying pressure on North Vietnam and supporting the South Vietnamese government. The operation sought to destroy North Vietnam's war capability and diminish its will to fight by targeting infrastructure, supply routes, and military installations. The strategy was also intended to boost morale in South Vietnam and demonstrate U.S. commitment to the conflict. Ultimately, Rolling Thunder faced criticism for its limited effectiveness and the heavy civilian casualties it caused.
Korean war is a limited war?
Limited to the use of conventional weapons only; NO NUKES. Limited to fighting only in South Vietnam on the ground; Limited to bombing North Vietnam, but no ground fighting (no invasion). Korea was also a limited war. Limited conventional weapons only; NO NUKES. However, North Korea was invaded by ground forces; and Red China entered the war. Consequently, we didn't invade North VIETNAM for that war, because we didn't want a repeat of a Red Chinese entry into the war.
Is Vietnam limited or unlimited?
limited
Nuclear weapons not in Vietnam war?
No, Vietnam was LIMITED to conventional weapons only. A limited war.
Was there censorship in the Vietnam War?
Yes, military censorship existed in the Vietnam War. Military censorship helps hide important military information from becoming exposed to the enemy. Military information includes, but is not limited to, an ambush, night attack, or invasion. During the Second World War, censorship did not exist, though fortunately, the presence of the world's first atomic bomb was detected neither before nor after the bomb's creation. The Vietnam War was the first war to have censorship.
Is Vietnam's government limited or unlimited?
yes it is a limited goverment
Why was the us not successful in Vietnam?
The U.S. Congress limited funds for the war effort, and imposed strict rules of engagement that significantly limited the ability of our troops to succeed. However, the U.S. did NOT fail in Vietnam. When American and allied troops left South Vietnam in the spring of 1973, every province in the country was under local control without North Vietnamese Communist influence. It was only two years AFTER the U.S. military left that South Vietnam fell to North Vietnamese forces.
Profit maximization of out with limited resources?
When profit maximization is performed with limited resources, ration formulation is used. If an organization is without limited resources, no rationing is needed.
What are some disadvantages to fighting a limited war?
Once you get defeated you can't attack again due to loss of resources such as arms and military resources and you would also have to sign a treaty or you would be badly humiliated !
How many rounds does a Vietnam era m16 hold?
M16s during the Vietnam era were typically issued with 20 round magazines, although a limited supply of 30 round magazines was manufactured for the military during this time.
The policy of flexible response in Vietnam resulted in?
President Kennedy's Flexible Response was initiated to provide the United States with various means of response to aggression, not limited to nuclear attacks. As a result, his response to Vietnam was to send additional advisors, increase our military aid to the South Vietnam government and institute the disastrous Strategic Hamlet Program.
