President Eisenhower was the first president to send the first American soldier to Vietnam. He refered back to his promise to send military and/or political help to any country fighting Communism; this happened to be the case in Vietnam.
EISENHOWER sent billions of dollars worth of equipment and a few hundred advisors but refused to send combat troops or even provide air support.
KENNEDY sent the first combat forces.
Nope ... that's still not quite right!Kennedy increased the number of advisors from Eisenhower's several hundred to 16,000. In Oct '63 Kennedy approved National Security Action Memorandum 263, on Robert McNamara's advice (SecDef), authorizing the staged withdrawal of all advisors over about two years, beginning with the first 1000 by the end of the year. JFK was murdered the month after he signed NSAM-263. Then instead of a phased disengagement, LBJ embarked on a gradual increase in the number of advisors to, I think, about 25,000. Only after that did LBJ send in the first ground combat troops, a matter of months after the Gulf of Tonkin, I believe.I THINK THAT THE CORRECT ANSWER IS THAT.....
Truman sent equipment and advisors, eisenhower sent advisors, intelligence agents and Air America. Then Kennedy increased our aid to include more troops. I could be wrong though....
He provided money, war material, weapons and advisors to South Vietnam.
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Eisenhower's cold war policies was aimed at providing more bang for the buck.
no because we didnt have enough troops to help
he thought that it would lead to the end of the war eralier
President D. Eisenhower.
what was the impact of vietnams war on Australia's society
To support the war efforts.
They fought for the confederacy
Manpower.
Winston Churchill
He supported the French efforts to reestablish their colony in Vietnam.
The draft.
by building day-care centers
ihave no idea ? you tell mee ? .-.
Eisenhower did not get involved in military conflicts in the Soviet Union. Although the Cold War tension between the United States and the Soviet Union was high during his presidency, Eisenhower prioritized diplomatic efforts and negotiations rather than direct military intervention.
Women had diverse perspectives on the war during World War 1. Some women felt that the war efforts were unjustified and they refused to help in the war efforts. Other women wanted to show support in every way possible.
Impact: North won; South ceased to exist after 1975.