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When did Lyndon B. Johnson agree to stop the bombing of North Vietnam and start peace negotiations?
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Five days before the 1968 presidential election, along with his statement of refusing to run for office; as President of the United States.
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How did General William Westmoreland advise President Lyndon B. Johnson to "Americanize" the war in Vietnam?
to increase the number of American troops and bombing campaigns in Vietnam.
Who ordered bombing missions against North Vietnam in the 1960s and personally selected some of the targets?
Lyndon B. Johnson
How did President Lyndon Johnson respond to the Gulf of Tonkin Incident?
By bombing North Vietnamese Navy installations in North Vietnam.
How did General William Westmorland advise President Lyndon B. Johnson to Americanize the war in Vietnam?
To increase the number of American troops and bombing campaigns in Vietnam. Second answer. General Westmorland did not attempt to advise US President Lyndon Johnson on methods to "Americanize:" the Vietnam War.
What did opposition to the Vietnam War prompt President Johnson to do?
Opposition to the Vietnam war caused President Lyndon Johnson to halt aerial bombing of the North Vietnamese and engage in peace talks instead of escalating the war.
Which president ordered a continuous bombing campaign over North Vietnam and sent the first combat troops to South Vietnam?
Lyndon Johnson :) hope I helped!!!! Have a good day!
What president did not run for re-election due to public opinion regarding the Vietnam war?
Lyndon Johnson did not run for a third term largely because of opposition to the Vietnam War from his own party as well as outside.
What is Lyndon B Johnson's regrets?
Vietnam
Historical people in the Vietnam War?
Lyndon B. Johnson
Did President Lyndon Johnson visit Vietnam?
Yes, in 1966.
President who increased troops to Vietnam?
Lyndon B Johnson
What did Secretary of Defense Robert believe was a step towards opening peace negotiations with Hanoi?
President Lyndon Johnson's secretary of defense, Robert McNamara made an internal suggestion that a halt or cut back in US bombing might lead to the opening of negotiations. This idea was quickly ended by the Joint Chiefs of Staff. In their minds the bombing was needed to do the exact same thing.
