The word "code" in the military is for communication via radio, etc. Such as Bravo 26, or Mike 1 Alpha. The military uses the "phonetic alphabet" to avoid confusion over the radio. The letter "B" can sound like the letter "C' or "D" or "E", so we use Bravo, Charley, Delta, or Echo. The Viet Cong (VC, the "guerilla" enemy) or the North Vietnamese Army (NVA, the regular army enemy) were referred to as "Victor Charley" and "November Victor Alpha." The phonetic alphabet then breaks down into far more complicated codes, to avoid detection by enemy personnel. Those enter the category of Military Intelligence/Communications. If your question is about military operations in the Vietnam War, there's a list of nearly a hundred of them. See; Category: Battles and Operations of the Vietnam War.
In January 1973, an agreement reached and U.S. forces were withdrawn from Vietnam and U.S. prisoners of war were released.
Try: Statistics About the Vietnam War; recommended by the History Channel. Also look into, "The American War Library."
The president of the USA for a major time of the Vietnam War was Lyndon Johnson.
I don't think there would be communism in North+South Vietnam anymore...that was the cause of the war.
The Vietnam War was a major problem and the continued draft.
OVER 14,800 US Marines died in the Vietnam War. If you want their names, the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Wall has them recorded there.
Over 3,000 Pennsylvania men were killed in Vietnam. See website: Vietnam War Casualties by state, for their names.
List of Green berets in Vietnam in cWsr
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See: Vietnam War casualties by state.
No, the Vietnam Memorial is a US war memorial.
The names of the 58,000 American men and women who died in the Vietnam War.
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The war in Southeast Asia and Nam.
Vietnam War
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Vietnam vets, collectively. If you're looking for a list of specific names, sorry. That information is private.