I would say the North Vietnamese and their leader Ho Chi Minh. They defeated the French, the Americans and the South Vietnamese , conquered all of Vietnam and pretty well accomplished all their objectives. Of course, they paid a big price in loss of life and money.
Giap was the most known.
As with MOST senior leaders during the Vietnam War, LBJ was a WWII veteran.
It could be argued that LBJ accomplished the most, if a negative way is construed to mean "accomplished." President Johnson brought North Vietnam & the US into direct open warfare in 1964. Prior to that time, the Vietnam war was only a guerrilla war restricted to South Vietnam. Little argument will be made stating that Nixon accomplished the most in Vietnam. Nixon feared nothing and mounted the most devastating aerial attacks upon another nation in military history (Operations Linebacker & Linebacker II). Nixon also openly attacked "into" a foreign nation (twice); Cambodia in 1970 & and Laos in 1971, then got American POWs returned. He then declared victory and sent us home. Kind of hard to beat those accomplishments.
During his presidency, President Gerald Ford accomplished a number of important things. He effectively ended the Vietnam War, for instance during his administration.
Q who was the victor of the Vietnam war? A I have no idea who won the Vietnam war!!!!
they were used to spark protest against America's involvement in the Vietnam War
Most of the hippies and liberals did not support the Vietnam. that's why we pulled out of Vietnam during the war. we did not pull out in world war one and world war 2 because america was geared in for the war, but Vietnam, not all of america was in for it.
VietnamVietnam and the United States both endured a war in the 1960's. This war was called the Vietnam War and it is one of the most known wars.
It seems that the word "Prot" or Protestant was the most common word stamped on men's dog tags in Vietnam during the war.
Death and destruction.
Television images of the war
Nuclear weapons were not used during the Vietnam war