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Australian and US warships trained at sea together. They also served on the gunline together in Vietnam. Australian & US ground troops fought together in South Vietnam; they also trained together out of theater.
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What event has reduced the threat of the nuclear war?
end of the cold war
What country was Australia's biggest threat in world war 2?
Japan .
What did the two superpowers do to reduce the threat of war during the cold war?
To reduce the threat of war the two sides held several disarmanment talks. One agreement was intended to limit the use of anti-ballistic missles.
How did Australia react to the Vietnam War?
It provided a force to assist the South Vietnam government resist the North Vietnamese attempt to take it over.
What threat was Hitler to Australia?
Hitlers plan was to conqour all of Europe, then expand. Australia, being that it is an island, would have nowhere to go if Hitler decided to invade. Hitler, in most peoples opinion, was sort of an underlying threat throughout the whole war, though Australia never actually acted on it.
Vietnam doesn't threaten Australia directly in the cold war how?
We were fighting for our freedom but America was the biggest threat to the communist countries
What event has reduced the threat of the nuclear war?
end of the cold war
How did the enemy citizens react in the cold war?
they react so aggressively and almost lead to destructive war
Is cold war a threat to world peace?
yes
What country was Australia's biggest threat in world war 2?
Japan .
How did the Cold War impact the world after World War 2?
the cold war affected everyone greatly due to the large threat of nuclear warfare
Why did Australia fight in world war 1?
Its government committed Australia to the war, following slavishly the British lead, even though Germany did not pose a threat to Australia.
How did Australia react to both threats inside and outside Australia during ww11?
There was never a world war 11.
Is there a threat of war for Australia?
Well there are always threats of war for any country it just depends on how high that threat is but I personally don't think so but there are a lot of thing that we don't get told.
How did Japan's movements bring the threat of war to Australia?
The Australian division in Malaya-Singapore was surrendered to the Japanese forces. The Japanese Navy moved south and bombed Australia. It was not threat of war, it was war because Australia had army, navy and air forces as part of the British defences of the South East Asian territories which Japan was attacking and taking over.
Why were there no nuclear weapons in the cold war?
The "cold" in "Cold War" means the two sides weren't shooting at each other. There were nuclear weapons, but just the threat of annihilation was enough to keep an uneasy peace.
What did the two superpowers do to reduce the threat of war during the cold war?
To reduce the threat of war the two sides held several disarmanment talks. One agreement was intended to limit the use of anti-ballistic missles.
