President Diem was assassinated during a military coup in 1963, the same year that President Kennedy was assassinated. The South Vietnamese government went through a string of leaderships, pending the arrival of President Thieu in 1964.
AnswerThe Vietnam War was the prolonged struggle between nationalist forces attempting to unify the country of Vietnam under a communist government and the United States (with the aid of the South Vietnamese) attempting to prevent the spread of communism. Engaged in a war that many viewed as having no way to win, U.S. leaders lost the American public's support for the war. Since the end of the war, the Vietnam War has become a benchmark for what not to do in all future U.S. foreign conflicts. 1957-1963 - North Vietnam and the Viet Cong fight South Vietnamese troops. Hoping to stop the spread of communism in Southeast Asia, the U.S. sends more aid and military advisors to help the South Vietnamese government. The number of U.S. military advisors in Vietnam grows from 900 in 1960 to 11,000 in 19621964-1969 - By 1964, the Viet Cong, the Communist guerilla force, has 35,000 troops in South Vietnam. The U.S. sends more and more troops to fight the Viet Cong and North Vietnamese, with the number of U.S. troops in Vietnam peaking at 543,000 in April 1969.August 2, 1964 - Gulf of Tonkin - The North Vietnamese fire on a U.S. destroyer anchored in the Gulf of Tonkin.August 5, 1964 - President Lyndon B. Johnson asks Congress for the power to go to war against the North Vietnamese and the Communists for violating the Geneva Accords against South Vietnam and Laos. The request is granted August 7, 1964January 30, 1968 - Tet Offensive - The North Vietnamese launch a massive surprise attack during the festival of the Vietnamese New Year, called Tet. The attack hits 36 major cities and towns in South Vietnam.March 16, 1968 - My Lai Massacre - About 400 women, children and elderly men are massacred by U.S. forces in the village of My Lai in South Vietnam.April 1970 - Invasion of Cambodia during Richard Nixon PresidencyFebruary 8, 1971 - Invasion of Laos - Under orders from President NixonJanuary 27, 1973 - A cease-fire is arranged after peace talks.March 29, 1973 - The last American ground troops leave.April 30, 1975 - South Vietnam surrenders to North Vietnam as North Vietnamese troops enter Saigon, now called Ho Chi Minh City.From the above you may chose the Vietnam war date and how many years had passed since this war.For more details, refer to link below.
Not just soldiers; but marines, airmen, sailors, and coast guardsmen, the names of which are engraved in stone.
During WWII, Korea, and the Vietnam War...WAC's for the US Army; WAVES for the US Navy; WAFs in the USAF. All were disbanded in 1975 with the entrance of equal opportunity employment.
33 of the 47 US vice-president never became President. See the related questions for more details.
The design of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial was chosen through a contest where personal details about the participants were unknown. This helped Maya Lin as her race was not used against her.
Try search engine for: North Vietnam, Vietnam War, Ho Chi Minh, Viet Minh; then look at the bottoms at the references...then go to them. Each source leads to another one. Edit by Engl1sh: You may also try Vietcong (North Vietnamese guerrilla warfare soldiers). These soldiers were hidden among South Vietnamese people and were there to topple the S. Vietnamese government. If you find information on the government in the South, you should be able to find government and politics from the North.
Austrian Citizens will be required to apply for a visa from the Embassy in Vienna in advance of coming to Vietnam, even if strictly for tourism. Visas usually take a few weeks to process, so plan accordingly.Please see the website of the Vietnamese Embassy in Vienna for more details.
The Vietcong (VC) were NOT regular soldiers as employed by the regular army of North Vietnam during the war. Generally speaking, the VC were guerillas/insurgents, although they did at times operate as organized military units. The VC were normally Vietnamese civilians who lived in SOUTH VIETNAM, but were communists who fought against the South Vietnamese army and it's government. The VC were often civilians by day and soldiers by night. Seldom wearing uniforms, and armed with whatever weapons they could attain. They were, when possible, armed with weapons and equipment from North Vietnam, Communist China and the Soviet Union. As with most armies during war time, they also used captured enemy (US) weapons and equipment when they could obtain them. The VC, for the most part, were effectively eliminated as an organized force during the TET offensive of 1968. With most of the Vietnam War being fought by the North Vietnamese Army against US and alled forces, from 1968 onward.
AnswerThe Vietnam War was the prolonged struggle between nationalist forces attempting to unify the country of Vietnam under a communist government and the United States (with the aid of the South Vietnamese) attempting to prevent the spread of communism. Engaged in a war that many viewed as having no way to win, U.S. leaders lost the American public's support for the war. Since the end of the war, the Vietnam War has become a benchmark for what not to do in all future U.S. foreign conflicts. 1957-1963 - North Vietnam and the Viet Cong fight South Vietnamese troops. Hoping to stop the spread of communism in Southeast Asia, the U.S. sends more aid and military advisors to help the South Vietnamese government. The number of U.S. military advisors in Vietnam grows from 900 in 1960 to 11,000 in 19621964-1969 - By 1964, the Viet Cong, the Communist guerilla force, has 35,000 troops in South Vietnam. The U.S. sends more and more troops to fight the Viet Cong and North Vietnamese, with the number of U.S. troops in Vietnam peaking at 543,000 in April 1969.August 2, 1964 - Gulf of Tonkin - The North Vietnamese fire on a U.S. destroyer anchored in the Gulf of Tonkin.August 5, 1964 - President Lyndon B. Johnson asks Congress for the power to go to war against the North Vietnamese and the Communists for violating the Geneva Accords against South Vietnam and Laos. The request is granted August 7, 1964January 30, 1968 - Tet Offensive - The North Vietnamese launch a massive surprise attack during the festival of the Vietnamese New Year, called Tet. The attack hits 36 major cities and towns in South Vietnam.March 16, 1968 - My Lai Massacre - About 400 women, children and elderly men are massacred by U.S. forces in the village of My Lai in South Vietnam.April 1970 - Invasion of Cambodia during Richard Nixon PresidencyFebruary 8, 1971 - Invasion of Laos - Under orders from President NixonJanuary 27, 1973 - A cease-fire is arranged after peace talks.March 29, 1973 - The last American ground troops leave.April 30, 1975 - South Vietnam surrenders to North Vietnam as North Vietnamese troops enter Saigon, now called Ho Chi Minh City.From the above you may chose the Vietnam war date and how many years had passed since this war.For more details, refer to link below.
The war in Vietnam, for the U.S., began in approximately 1951 when troops were sent as supervisors to help the South Vietnamese government contain the threat of communism. Active war began in 1965 and lasted roughly 10 years. These stats are specific to the involvement of the United States though if you wish to have more specific details, the war between North and South Vietnam has gone on for a thousand years or more as there has been religious or governmental disagreement throughout that time.
Apply it on a Vietnam visa service and pick your visa at the Embassy in Beijing, or the Consulate in Guangzhou as there is no Vietnamese embassies or consulates in Nanning. There are also 2 day and same day express services available. The Address of the Consulate: 1st floor, Touzi Dasha, 109 Minzu Avenue, Nanning, China. 民族大道 109 号 For More Details, you can visit visa-vietnam.org
Every president has his own audio-animatronic. President Obama was recently added on July 4, 2009. When you watch it, look for the details. Several presidents fidget during the show and one even yawns!
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Not just soldiers; but marines, airmen, sailors, and coast guardsmen, the names of which are engraved in stone.
During WWII, Korea, and the Vietnam War...WAC's for the US Army; WAVES for the US Navy; WAFs in the USAF. All were disbanded in 1975 with the entrance of equal opportunity employment.
They learned that Nixon ordered Watergate and tried to cover it up.