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What reasons prevented the USA from winning the Vietnam war?
Ignorance...
What is the Vietnam syyndrome?
A "loser's attitude" or a "lack of confidence"; both of which were attributed to not winning the Vietnam War.
What was the secret weapon to winning the Vietnam war?
Nothing could have caused the us to win this insane war.
What was a consequence of North Vietnam winning the Vietnam War?
An all volunteer US Armed Forces as a result of draft resistance and protest.
Did the US Government commit themselves to winning the Vietnam war?
No, the US was committed to not losing, which was entirely different then winning. It was never an attempt at winning a war, just deny the North a victory and prop up the South.
What did the winning side receive at the end of the Vietnam War?
The North Vietnamese got to do more communism.
How did Vietnam conflict come to an end?
The north drove their tanks into the south's capital, winning the war.
How were the out comes between the Korean war and Vietnam war the same?
The outcomes were NOT the same: 1. Communists were stopped at the 38th parallel in the Korean War. 2. Communists conquered South Vietnam (winning the war) in April 1975.
How did the soldiers of the Vietnam war feel about being in war?
They thought it sucked that all the students were protesting against the war because they had no idea what war is like. But they thought also war sucks - they nonethless were committed to winning.
What does Vietnam celebrate on 30th April?
Their famous T54 tank crashing thru the enemies palace gates that day; winning the war.
How did President Kennedy respond to the news that the Viet Cong were winning their war against the non-communist government of South Vietnam?
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Was the Us winning the Vietnam war in 1967'?
By 1967, the U.S. was not winning the Vietnam War despite significant military involvement and resources. The Tet Offensive in early 1968, which occurred shortly after 1967, marked a turning point, revealing the strength and resolve of the Viet Cong and North Vietnamese forces. Public support for the war began to wane in the U.S. as media coverage highlighted the harsh realities of the conflict, leading to increasing anti-war sentiment. Overall, 1967 was a year of growing challenges for U.S. forces in Vietnam.
