Means the same thing. Officially the American Civil War was not a war according to those that believe only "a declared war" is a real war. Since the US Civil War was not a "declared war", its officially designated as the "War of the Rebellion" and/or "the war between the states."
By this definition, no wars have been fought since WWII; America's last declared war. And don't forget, the US Civil War wasn't a war either! (According to those "not a declared war" people).
To answer your question, the Vietnam War has always been called both, even during the 1960s.
To date, there have been no US declared wars in the atomic age. The last declared war was WW2; before the atom bomb was invented.
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How about "Conflict and Combat: The Vietnam War"
The Vietnam War ended on April 30th, 1975.
Northern victory.
It became a communist but united country,
It was a fight about democracy and communism. That is what the cold war was about.
The US is NOT at war with Iraq. The US was at war with North Vietnam.
the Vietnam War
How about "Conflict and Combat: The Vietnam War"
Certainly. A war is determined explicitly by the presence of conflict. If there was not conflict in Vietnam, there would not have been a war.
The only big lesson learned was North Vietnam was not invaded. During the Korean War, N. Korea was invaded; that brought in Red China. That strategy was not repeated in the Viet War.
The Vietnam War ended on April 30th, 1975.
The North won the war.
Northern victory.
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It became a communist but united country,
Dictionary:War- Armed conflict between two or more nations. Vietnam War: United States vs North Vietnam. It computes.
Vietnam War