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Why did the US support the invation?
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In the 1800s support grew in the US for building a large modern navy to?
to protect us from invasion
What happened during the Russian invasion the Afghanistan?
The US gave covert support to the Taliban.
Why did the US support the mujahedeen in Afghanistan during the 1980s?
To help them defeat a Soviet invasion
Why did the US support the mujahedeen in Afghanistan during the 1980s?
To help them defeat a Soviet invasion
Why didn't Middle Eastern nations support us against Iraq?
Primarily, they were not convinced by the US claims that Saddam Hussein had weapons of mass destruction and saw the invasion as a premeditated US imperialist invasion.
Why did the US support the Mujaheddin against the Soviet invasion?
They were fighting the Russians--the Cold War era.
What actions made china reluctant to improve relations with the US?
South Vietnamese invasion of Laos American support for Taiwan
Why did the US support the Bay of Pigs invasion?
becs it was believed that the Soviet Union was trying to take over the world
What two things happen at the Bay of Pigs?
Political? Military?? Cubans living in US were enlisted to join in the invasion of Cuba, also known as the Bay of Pigs. The CIA helped organize the invasion and provided planes for air support. The planes were old WW2 bombers. After the invasion reached the news, President Kennedy would not allow the US Navy ships to provide military support of the troops on the island. and tacos where awesome <333
Was the absence of air support by the US the cause of the Bay of Pigs failure?
Reportedly, the CIA had been promised US air support by US President Kennedy. Since it was clear that the US was behind the invasion, why air support did not arrive remains a puzzle. As an aside, there were rumors that the CIA was so angry with JFK, that they were responsible for JFK's assassination. This has never been proved.
Start of the US invasion of Vietnam?
US military advisors were training the ARVNs in April 1956 in Vietnam. There was no "US invasion."
