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Why did the British get involved in the Vietnam war?
The British fought in Korea, not Vietnam.
Why was the Vietnam war called The war that nobody won.?
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Us response to Vietnam war?
All out war, minus nukes and invasion of the north.
What were some important battles of the Vietnam war?
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What was America's response to the Vietnam war?
"we can/will bomb them back to the stone age"
What were the major battles of Vietnam war and their dates?
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Was Vietnam the last war fought by the british commonwealth's centurion tank?
The Vietnam War was the last major war fought by the Centurion medium tank under British or Australian colors (flags).
Who won the Vietnam war north or south?
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Have the British ever won a war?
Shortly after the Americans were kicked out of Vietnam, the British won the Falklands War.
When did the british get involved in the Vietnam war?
Australia and New Zealand did, but the UK did not.
Can the Iraq War be compared to Vietnam War?
The Iraq War and the Vietnam War, in terms of military engagements, combat-style, and overall missions have nothing at all in common either than the fact that they both take place on the continent of Asia. However, the domestic response to both wars is comparable in that there was much domestic fatigue. However, as the draft affected a large swath of America, the domestic response to Vietnam was far sharper and more prevalent than the response to Iraq.
What was the Australian governments response to the Vietnam war?
I believe the slogan at the time was, "All the way with LBJ". That probably says it all.
