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Getting caught up in that "political debate" are you? If you're talking about that piece of paper called a "declaration of war", then there hasn't been "technically a war" since 1945. Because WWII was America's last declared war.
Also, if you still want to discuss that "piece of paper" (a declaration of war), then the US Civil War (American Civil War 1861-1865) was NOT A WAR either. It didn't have that "piece of paper" either.
What else can I help you with?
Is Vietnam technically a war?
yes
Where was the fighting taking place of Vietnam?
Air war North Vietnam. Ground war South Vietnam.
What was the fighting of Vietnam war?
Part of the cold war.
Who were fighting in the war Vietnam?
NVA and VC.
Why was america fighting in the vietnam war?
people
Was Vietnam the first fighting in the cold war?
No.
Is Vietnam technically a war or a major battle?
The dictionary defines two (or more) recognized nations fighting each other as a war. A battle is one engagement or series of engagements over the same objective (a hilltop or city for example). And technically the American Civil War is considered the "War of the Rebellion" in the US Government archives. Neither the US Civil War nor the Vietnam War were declared wars.
What countries were fighting in the Vietnam War?
North Vietnam/VC vs allies
Where were American troops fighting in 1970 during the Vietnam war?
Vietnam and Cambodia
Who were the US fighting for and against in the Vietnam war?
It was fighting for democracy and against communism.
In what ways the Vietnam war not technically a war?
The same way the US Civil War (American Civil War) wasn't technically a war. Neither were declared.
Who was America fighting for in Vietnam war?
viet cong.
