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They lent them or gave them military vehicles, planes, ships, weapons, ammo, and many American men went to England (but not the USSR) to fight in the Royal Air Force. They fought in the Battle of Britain right along with the Scots, Welsh, and English fliers/fighters. The USA also sent food and other supplies the UK needed. They did not have to send food to Russia.
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What countries were involved in Birlin Wall?
west Germany, east Germany and sukus medikus The countries who set up the Berlin walls were the Allies(France, Britain and USA) and the So Viet union(as West Germany was Allies's and East Germany was So Viet union's back at the time).
Who were the axis in the vietnam war?
North Vietnam Viet Cong Khmer Rouge Soviet Union People's Republic of China North Korea Pathet Lao North Vietnam Viet Cong Khmer Rouge Soviet Union People's Republic of China North Korea Pathet Lao
Which of these is synonymous to the Viet Cong?
Viet Minh
What was the Viet Mihn?
The Viet Minh were the Viet Cong of the 1946-1954 French Indochina war.
What group was against colonization?
•Viet Mihn • Viet Cong
What is the population of Viet Tri?
The population of Viet Tri is 260,288.
When was Viet Linh born?
Viet Linh was born in 1952.
When was Viet Cong created?
Viet Cong was created in 1954.
When did Viet Cong end?
Viet Cong ended in 1976.
When was Viet Museum created?
Viet Museum was created in 2007.
What were communist rebels who supported Ho Chi Minh called?
Viet-cong However, the Viet Cong was the army. Communist civilians are communists. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- They were called the Viet Minh while fighting the French. The Viet Cong was not the army, it was a guerrilla organization. The North Vietnamese Army (NVA) was the army, but all were communists who supported Ho Chi Minh.
Why did the author MOST likely include information about the Viet Cong?
The author most likely included information about the Viet Cong to provide context and depth to the narrative of the Vietnam War, illustrating the complexities of the conflict. By detailing the Viet Cong's tactics, motivations, and role in the war, the author helps readers understand the challenges faced by U.S. forces and the impact on Vietnamese society. This inclusion enriches the overall historical perspective and emphasizes the significance of the Viet Cong in shaping the war's outcomes.
