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What was the highest number of U.S. soldiers in South Vietnam at one time?
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The United States had been involved in South Vietnam for five years in 1968 when it reached the height of its involvement with 543,000 active servicemen stationed in South Vietnam. Following the election of Richard Nixon in November 1968 and following his strategy of "Vietnamization", handing more control and responsibility to the South Vietnamese government, the amount of active U.S. servicemen would decline until their final withdrawal in 1973.
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∙ 9y agoThe United States had been involved in South Vietnam for five years in 1968 when it reached the height of its involvement with 543,000 active servicemen stationed in South Vietnam. Following the election of Richard Nixon in November 1968 and following his strategy of "Vietnamization", handing more control and responsibility to the South Vietnamese government, the amount of active U.S. servicemen would decline until their final withdrawal in 1973.
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it was 1947
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Did soldiers in the Vietnam war get train to fight?
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First Australia soldiers sent to south Vietnam?
1962.
First Australian soldiers sent to south Vietnam?
it was 1947
Names of south carlino soldiers that died in Vietnam?
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Men & material infiltrated into South Vietnam via the Ho Chi Minh Trail. To train South Vietnamese soldiers
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69
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How many South Korea soldiers went to the vietnam war?
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To the east coast of South Vietnam.
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Notably Laos and Cambodia
