If you look at a map you will see that Vietnam is close to the equator; all lands and seas around the globe within the vicinity of the equator are similar in climate.
Still looking at a map, and looking at North America, you will see that the southern tip of Texas, Louisiana and Florida...although not close to the equator, are still the southern most regions of the continental US, and those places have swamps!
swamps
hotus land is covered with water.
The Vietnam war from 1959 to 1975.
A swamp
US Pilots fought in the skies over North Vietnam. In the south, GI's fought in the swamps in the Mekong Delta; the mountains in the Central Highlands.
Yes, except south of Saigon, the former MR4 (IV Corps) was mostly swamps (the Mekong Delta).
Florida is significantly covered by wetlands, including swamps, which constitute over 31% of the state's total land area. This percentage translates to more than 18,500 square miles of wetlands, with approximately 90% of these being freshwater wetlands and the remaining 10% consisting of saltwater marshes and mangroves. The state's unique geography, characterized by a high water table and substantial rainfall, contributes to the proliferation of various swamp habitats. Notable types of swamps in Florida include cypress domes, floodplain swamps, and mangrove swamps, each supporting diverse ecosystems and wildlife. In summary, over 31% of Florida is covered by wetlands, with swamps playing a crucial role in the state's ecology and hydrology
Swamps that covered the earth millions of years ago are important now because they played a crucial role in trapping and storing carbon, which helped regulate the Earth's climate. Additionally, the decomposition and preservation of organic matter in these swamps contributed to the formation of coal deposits, which are a valuable energy resource. Studying ancient swamps can also provide insights into past ecosystems and evolutionary history.
The countries that were actually "physically" involved, and were bombed or had US aircraft crash into them, whether they were "officially" in the war or not, were: Lao's, Cambodia, North Vietnam and South Vietnam.
in Bangladesh and covered almost half of Bangladesh. 70% of Bangladesh's land is flat and low. 10% of Bangladesh is rivers, swamps and lakes.
Walter Cronkite and Dan Rather were two them.
They are swamps in Louisiana.