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What was another name Americans used for the National Liberation Front in South?
Viet Cong or "Charlie"
How did President Kennedy react to the formation of the National Liberation Front in 1960?
He increased the number of U.S. special forces assigned to train the South Vietnamese
Which two powers occupied north and South Korea after WW2?
Russia occupied North Korea and the U S occupied South Korea after WW2
Was South Africa ever occupied by a foreign country or continent?
Yes, South Africa was colonised by British, so i guess they occupied South Africa.
What were the targets of the National Liberation Front's Forces?
The majority of death's caused by the NLF/Viet Cong would most likely be attributed to South Vietnamese civilians, followed by South Vietnamese military and then U.S. military personnel.
What region of the world was last occupied by humans?
The last region of the wrld to be occupied was South America
What region of the world what last occupied by early humans was?
The last region of the wrld to be occupied was South America
Who occupied Fort Sumter?
The Union did but it was overtaken by the south.
What is the proportion of south America occupied by Brazil?
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What nation occupied Korea after World War 2?
Korea was split at the 38th parallel and North Korea was occupied by Russia and South Korea was occupied by the U.S.
Who The National Liberation Front was led by Communists and supported by?
The National Liberation Front (NLF), commonly known as the Viet Cong, was a political and military organization in South Vietnam that aimed to overthrow the government and reunify Vietnam under communist rule. It was primarily led by communists and received significant support from North Vietnam, including military aid, resources, and personnel. Additionally, the NLF benefited from grassroots support among the South Vietnamese population, who were disillusioned with the existing government and its alignment with the United States.
Who occupied south Vietnam after World War 2?
The French .
