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Yes because if they weren't they would still be fighting in it because they pretty much won every war after the Revolutionary War.
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Was the US successful in their Vietnam campaign Why or why not?
No, it wasn't successful. The government never did declare it a war and didn't put in all that it could have to win.
Was the war in Vietnam successful?
For North Vietnam it was.
How successful ultimately was the US endeavor to control the spread of Communism in the Vietnam war?
It failed; the communists won the war.
The Vietnam was successful?
For the communists, yes.
Why do you suppose the US supported the Coup of 1962 in South Vietnam?
The successful coup was in '63 & supported because Diem had to go.
What is happening in Vietnam now?
It's benefiting from US tariffs on China. It's been quite successful in combating Covid.
Did war prove to be a successful means of achieving political objectives for the US and North Vietnamese in the Vietnam War?
It did for over 20 years.
Was Australia's involvement in Vietnam War successful?
Australia was the partner of the US; when we went in, so did they. When we left, they left. Our success, mirrored their success.
Was the Vietnam War successful?
No it most certanly was not succesfull.
How long was the Vietnam war?
Vietnam was at war with France before the US intervened in the sixties. In fact, they defeated the French in 1956 and became independent, but divided into North Vietnam and South Vietnam. The Vietnam war the US was in was the result of the North and their communist sympathizers in the South (the Viet Cong) trying to unite the country under communism. When the US pulled out in 1975, they were successful.
Where did the US invade Vietnam?
The US never invaded Vietnam.
What was the US connection to South Vietnam during the Vietnam War?
South Vietnam was considered an ally of the US.
