The Korean War didn't witness the anti-war sentiments that Nam did due to its short duration (3 yrs).
People were against the Viet war because of the military draft. Like today, most folks don't give a hoot about any war...unless they're forced to have to fight it (like being conscripted)...THEN THEY CARE!
No, they were "police actions".
William Westmoreland requested combat troops after several serious setbacks against South Vietnamese forces. Eventually, there were over 500,000 Americans in Vietnam.
he was the prime minister of Australia and he sent the troops to Vietnam
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The public in general supported sending troops. Most people never heard of Vietnam, nor cared...then came the draft...
Senators Wayne Morse of Oregon & Ernest Gruening of Alaska voted against the Gulf of Tonkin Resolution.
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No, they were "police actions".
In the Vietnam Conflict, the US Military used primarily "Search and Destroy" tactics. These involved sending troops into an area with the hope of inducing an ambush or sending them in to destroy enemy camps.
In the Vietnam Conflict, the US Military used primarily "Search and Destroy" tactics. These involved sending troops into an area with the hope of inducing an ambush or sending them in to destroy enemy camps.
Britain did not want to weaken it's forces in Europe by sending troops to Vietnam.
The Americans used a process called Vietnamization to pull their troops out of Vietnam. South Vietnamese soldiers slowly took over the jobs of American soldiers in Vietnam in order to get troops out without causing much of a dramatic change.
William Westmoreland requested combat troops after several serious setbacks against South Vietnamese forces. Eventually, there were over 500,000 Americans in Vietnam.
South Korea , Australia and New Zealand .
he was the prime minister of Australia and he sent the troops to Vietnam
That was the basis for Australia joining the ANZUS Pact, and the Pact was the basis for its entry into the Vietnam War.