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How did the development of nuclear weapons change the military tactics in the US and Soviet Union?
For the US look up the Pentomic Army.
The soldiers of which nation committed the MY Lai massacre?
the United States.
What is the mylai incidence?
The My Lai incident is sometimes referred to as the My Lai Massacre. In this incident, US soldiers killed a large number of women, children, and elderly people in a village in Vietnam.
What might cause individuals to use terror tactics to bring about change?
The idea of terror tactics is to scare the public into believing that a government can't protect them. Some people use these tactics in an act of desperation to get their point across.
What does jai a lai mean?
i believe jai a lai is an Arabic word
In the course of the US Civil War how did tactics change?
i don't remember can you please tell me
How did the development of nuclear weapons change the military tactics in the US and Soviet Union?
For the US look up the Pentomic Army.
Which nation committed the your Lai massacre?
us
Who was the US commanding officer at your Lai?
it was cool
How many people died during the my lai massacre?
Those figures change, based upon the writer's resources: See website: My Lai Massacre.
Which US Army officer was court martialled for the your Lai Massacre?
Second Lieutenant William Calley was court martialled and convicted for the events at My Lai.
Why did US fight the way they did in Vietnam?
War tactics didn't change, much. Just the media coverage that the people seen in the states changed,
Where is chu lai Vietnam?
Former home of the US Army's "Americal Division", Chu Lai is about 50 miles south of Da Nang on the coast.
In 1968 what massacre turned American public against US military?
My Lai
The soldiers of which nation committed the MY Lai massacre?
the United States.
What are US tactics on Vietnam?
Search and Destroy.
What is the mylai incidence?
The My Lai incident is sometimes referred to as the My Lai Massacre. In this incident, US soldiers killed a large number of women, children, and elderly people in a village in Vietnam.
