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US forces invaded Cambodia in 1970, then pulled out 60 days later. ARVN invaded Laos in 1971, then pulled out about 60 days later. Cambodia was a success, the enemy kept falling back, resistance was light to medium, they knew of the allied time table (pulling out date).
Laos was a surprise; Operation Lam Son 719. The NVA didn't fall back during that campaign. Both the ARVN and the US received a beating during that operation.
1972 Easter Offensive; NVA beaten back by B-52's.
1973 Offensives; same, beaten back by B-52's.
1975 Offensives; B-52's redeployed back to US; NVA invades South Vietnam and wins the war.
What else can I help you with?
What were the occupations of each country that Hitler invaded?
they were all accountants
What happened on the Gulf of tonkin?
Naval units of North Vietnam and the US fought each other.
How much money was spent in Vietnam by each country?
For the United States, the Vietnam War has been estimated to have cost about $700 Billion dollars, at today's prices.
What was the role of each country involved in the Vietnam War?
Besides the US; Australia, New Zealand, South Korea, Thailand, and the Philippines sent COMBAT units to Vietnam.
According to the what. France granted independence to Vietnam laos and cambodia?
France granted independence to Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia when the political forces within each country demanded it. Vietnam independence resulted in a civil war. Geneva Accords
How man Mississippi servicemen were killed in Vietnam?
Approximately 58 Mississippians were killed during the Vietnam War. This number reflects the sacrifices made by the state as part of the larger American military effort in Vietnam. Each of these servicemen is remembered for their bravery and service to their country.
What neutral European country was invaded by Germany and was a violation of international law?
Czechoslovakia, Belgium, USSR, there are more, but I for one cannot be bothered to look into the details for each.
Are Vietnamese communist really bad?
Used to be but not anymore. The communist of Vietnam is not the enemy of The United States anymore and right now they are friends to each other. The answer is no because it's a tie and no country have won the Vietnam war.
Why did the US agree to become involved in the Korean and Vietnam war?
Both the Korean and Vietnam wars occurred during the "cold war". This was the time after WWII that the U.S and the Soviet Union were having an arms race against each other. Another aspect of the cold war was that each country was trying to turn many other countries either communist (like Soviet Union) or democratic (like the U.S). Both the Vietnam and Korean wars were proxy wars. What this means is that they were wars where each country used a weaker country to fight "for" them. In both Vietnam and Korea , the Soviets had North Korea and North Vietnam and we had the south parts of both. Basically both wars were a way for the U.S and Russia to fight without actually declaring war against each other specifically. The U.S won the Korean War against Russia, and Russia won the Vietnam war against the U.S.
How much cash can you take out of the US when you travel to Vietnam?
You can easily carry as much cash as you wish. Each country has their own rules about cash limitation .
Did Vietnam govern directiy?
North & South Vietnam each governed themselves.
How were the struggles in the Philippines India and Vietnam different?
Each country used a different method to achieve its goal. The Philippines attained independence from the United States after WWII. Vietnam attained independence from France after the Vietnam War. While India attained independence from Great Britain from Mahatma Gandhi's movement.
