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Eisenhower sent US Army advisers to Vietnam in 1955. US Army advisers are US Soldiers.
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What was the class of most US soldiers sent to Vietnam?
The class of soldiers sent to Vietnam was the Marines,Army,and, the Special Ops
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All of them - soldier is a term exclusive to the Army, as opposed to Marines, sailors, and Airmen.
When did the first combat troops arrive in Vietnam?
United States Marines began landing in force in 1965. The US Army had already been there since 1955.
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What south Vietnamese soldiers are called?
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What were the communist rebels called?
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When was the US Army deployed to Vietnam?
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Names of US Army soldiers wounded in the Vietnam war?
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How many soldiers served in the North Vietnamese Army during the Vietnam War?
At least a million during the course of the war.
Who named the viet cong?
The South Vietnamese referred to Communists LIVING in "South Vietnam" as the Viet Cong. Not to be confused with enemy soldiers entering South Vietnam FROM North Vietnam, the NVA (North Viet Army).
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During the Vietnam war, the army of men trying to overthrow the South Vietnamese government were widely known as the Viet Cong by American soldiers and their allies.
How many vietnamese soldiers were wounded in the vietnam war?
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What races made up the US soldiers who fought in Vietnam?
All races served in the US Army/Marines/Navy/Air Force/Coast Guard, and fought in the Vietnam War.
How where soldiers recruited in the Vietnam war?
When the war started most simply sighed up and were very eager to join the army. Later many young men were drafted into the army
When did Army of the Republic of Vietnam end?
Army of the Republic of Vietnam ended in 1975.
What problems did the us army encounter in Vietnam?
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When were Australians sent to the Vietnam War?
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What is the correct name for the Vietnam army during the Vietnam War?
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