Similarities: - inconclusive, guerilla-style warfare - unpopular at home - US becomes involved in Another Country's civil war Differences: - much smaller commitment of US power - US has used all-volunteer military in Iraq rather than a draft as in Vietnam - enemy insurgents have no clear external supporters, unlike the Vietnamese who were supported by China and the Soviet Union - US casualties are much lower (3000 killed so far vs. around 58000 in Vietnam) - enemy ideology is more religious (Islam) than political (communism)
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Advantages and disadvantages of a computer in the 21st century.
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drugs, guns, petrol, sport, for little cappability fast food restaurant
producers and consumers
There was once a South Vietnam in the 20th Century; there is no, nor has there been, a South Vietnam in the 21st century.
Afghanistan and Iraq are our first 21st Century conflicts.
The 21st century's F22 Raptor is still armed with a 20mm cannon, thanks to the Vietnam War.
That sounds 21st century. Change of Duty Station was commonly used in Vietnam.
The 20th century Vietnam originated in 1954 as North & South VN; from the 1st Indochina War/aka French Indochina War. The Vietnam of the 21st century originated in 1975; from the 2nd Indochina War/aka American Vietnam War (or US Vietnam War).
In the 21st Century, nearly every US state has one, or one in planning.
Until the 21st century; it was the grunt. It is (or was) the infantryman that formed the basis of an army.
We are in the 21st Century.
A few examples of merchandise from 21st century Vietnam: Radio controlled model airplanes, plastic model kits, clothing, foods, etc.
the 21st century
~this is the 21st century
Egypt's dictator was overthrown through domestic protests, while Iraq's dictator was overthrown by a foreign military.