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It was an attempt to assist the French in their recovery from WWII. In retrospect, it probably wasn't a good idea. The French were never grateful and are still as arogant and obnoxious as ever... probably worse.

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as part of the stratedy to fight communism

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Q: Why did president Truman send military aid to French Indochina in the 1950s?
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