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Q: What was the northernmost US base in south Vietnam?
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What was the US connection to South Vietnam during the Vietnam War?

South Vietnam was considered an ally of the US.


Which side was the US fighting on in Vietnam the north or the south?

South Vietnam


Did the us have a base in south Korea during the Korean war?

Yes, of course. The US had many bases in South Korea and many of those were still bases in the Vietnam war.


Is Russia to the south of the US?

No, Russia is to the west of Alaska (the northernmost state of the US, unconnected to the contiguous US).


How did south Vietnam beat the US?

USA lost to north Vietnam not south. The south was their ally.


Who was the US supporting during the Vietnam war?

South (RVN-Republic of South Vietnam)


Who started the Vietnam war America or Vietnam?

North Vietnam started the war against South Vietnam; the US went to the aid of the South.


Why did US forces invade Vietnam?

The US didn't invade South Vietnam. The Republic of South Vietnam asked for US help as they couldn't stem the Red Tide (communist infiltration).


Where do north Vietnam and south Vietnam stand relationship wise?

There IS no North and South Vietnam, only Vietnam. After the US withdrew combat forces from South Vietnam, North Vietnam violated the peace agreement, invaded and conquered South Vietnam. Game over.


What countries were in alliance with south Vietnam during Vietnam war?

US, New Zealand, Australia, South Korea, South Vietnam, Thailand, Philippines.


What change in Vietnam after the war with US?

north Vietnam took over south Vietnam


How did the US hope to defeat North Vietnam?

The US was an ally of South Vietnam; it was up to South Vietnam to repel the invasion from the north, with massive military assistance from the US (which, of course, ultimately failed).