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This question is a "two bladed sword": For the AAA (Anti-Aircraft Artillery) & SAM's (Surface To Air Missiles), and MIG-17 & MIG-21 Jet Fighters, all of which was part of the North Vietnamese "Air Defense Network", the Soviet Union probably supplied the most hardware; for the AIR WAR OVER THE NORTH. For the trucks, tanks, and SP's (Self Propelled artilley), and MIG-19 (J-6 models) Jet Fighters (also part of the WAR OVER THE NORTH) Red China (Chinese Communist-CHICOM for short) supplied the most. For the NVA (North Viet Army) fighting in South Vietnam, nearly EVERY SKS rifle, AK-47, K-54 pistol, mortar, rocket launcher (RPG's included), and ammunition and grenades were CHICOM's. These items were so numerous and so common, that the "word" used when confronted with these weapons, was yelled out, "CHICOM!" When enemy "contact" was made, the LT (or CPT) or SGT would yell over the radio, "...we have contact, grid position...request such and such...over". If (or when) enemy grenades started flying into us, you'd here, "CHICOMS!" And everybody would flatten out. If you heard "Grenade Out!", we were throwing them.
What else can I help you with?
Which nation convinced the Vietnamese to accept its protection?
France
Which nation convince Vietnamese to accept its protection?
France
What does American think of the Vietnamese Communist?
Just another nation.
What has the nation done to try to help the Vietnamese war soldiers?
To help the North Vietnamese soldiers or the South Viet soldiers?
The South vietnamese were backed by this nation?
The South Vietnamese were backed by the United States during the Vietnam War. The US provided military and financial support to South Vietnam in an effort to prevent the spread of communism in Southeast Asia.
Why should you remember Alexander Hamilton today?
He's one of the United States' most underrated founders... he was a financial genius, founded our nation's treasury department, and contributed to the war effort under Washington.
Is vietnamese an nationality?
Yes. The word "nationality" comes from the word "nation." Vietnam is a nation. A person from Canada would be of Canadian nationality, because he comes from the "nation" of Canada.
Why did American soldiers begin to question us involvement in the war?
american soldiers thought many south vietnamese were indifferent toward their own nation
Is Shane Doan part Vietnamese?
No, Shane Doan is not part Vietnamese. He is a Canadian former professional ice hockey player of Indigenous descent, specifically from the Nakoda Nation in Alberta, Canada. His heritage does not include Vietnamese ancestry.
Why was creation of the council of nation defense important to the war effort?
The Council oversaw the war effort.
Why was the creation of the council of nation defense important to the war effort?
The Council oversaw the war effort.
Why did the Vietnamese people need a good leader during the Vietnam war?
First of all, there were two Vietnamese peoples during the war. The North Vietnamese had a good leader, whilst the South Vietnamese may have had decent leader, the north had a better one; since the north won the war. Secondly, any nation could use a good leader. Unless that particular nation (country) is doing so well (economically, etc.) that it excels on it's own...in which case the leader is nothing but a "figure head" (a person who is leader of nation in title but has NO real authority).
