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During the Vietnam War, particularly from 1968 to 1970, the US Army deployed various combat units throughout South Vietnam to engage in military operations against North Vietnamese forces and the Viet Cong. Key units included the 1st Infantry Division, 101st Airborne Division, and the 25th Infantry Division, which were stationed in regions such as the Mekong Delta, Central Highlands, and near major urban areas like Saigon. The map of these units would illustrate their locations, operational zones, and the dynamics of troop movements in response to the evolving conflict during that period.
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What were the results of the Tonkin Gulf Resolution approved by Congress?
The resolution gave the Defense Department the authority and the funds to move significant-sized combat units into South Vietnam.
Is someone who served in Vietnam and Desert Storm considered a combat veteran?
That depends on where you were and what you were doing. If you received any awards specifically for combat service, you certainly are considered a combat veteran. If you were assigned to units that went into combat, that will also establish it. Your DD-214 should actually reflect time in combat.
When was the last marine deployed to Vietnam?
Marines are serving in Vietnam today at the U.S. Embassy in HaNoi. But during the war, the embassy guards in SaiGon were Marines through the closing of Embassy operations in April, 1975 - a full two years after U.S. Marine combat units had all left the country.
How many units from Kentucky were involved in Vietnam War?
The Kentucky Army National Guard 2/138th Field Artillery was deployed to South Vietnam.
Is vietnamization a process of which turning the major fighting of the vietnam war over to?
Vietnamization was part of President Nixon's plan for "Peace with Honor" by training, equipping, and then turning the full responsibility of defending South Vietnam to South Vietnam's military units.
What was the role of each country involved in the Vietnam War?
Besides the US; Australia, New Zealand, South Korea, Thailand, and the Philippines sent COMBAT units to Vietnam.
What were the results of the Tonkin Gulf Resolution approved by Congress?
The resolution gave the Defense Department the authority and the funds to move significant-sized combat units into South Vietnam.
Were their airforce reserves in Vietnam?
Yes, many USAF Reserve squadrons flew combat missions in Vietnam; especially from the F100 Supersabre units.
Where in Vietnam was the Vietnam war fought?
The NVAF MiGs battled the USAF & USN air units over North Vietnam (Air War). The NVA battled the USA, USMC, and USN riverine units in South Vietnam (Ground and Riverine War).
Vietnam Air Force combat records?
Are you asking a question about the South Vietnamese Air Force? If so, their records are most likely destroyed...South Vietnam was conquered by the North Vietnam approximately 35 years ago. The former North Vietnamese Air Force has existing records, and most of theirs have already been published in English speaking books; such as Osprey's, Squadron Signal, etc. publishing companies. Two such books are titled, "MiG 17 & MiG 19 Units of the Vietnam War", and "MiG21 Units of the Vietnam War." Both are obviously North Vietnamese Air Force units, since the South Viet AF only flew A1 Skyraiders/T28 Trojans/and F5 Freedom Fighters (jets).
Is someone who served in Vietnam and Desert Storm considered a combat veteran?
That depends on where you were and what you were doing. If you received any awards specifically for combat service, you certainly are considered a combat veteran. If you were assigned to units that went into combat, that will also establish it. Your DD-214 should actually reflect time in combat.
When was the last marine deployed to Vietnam?
Marines are serving in Vietnam today at the U.S. Embassy in HaNoi. But during the war, the embassy guards in SaiGon were Marines through the closing of Embassy operations in April, 1975 - a full two years after U.S. Marine combat units had all left the country.
How many units from Kentucky were involved in Vietnam War?
The Kentucky Army National Guard 2/138th Field Artillery was deployed to South Vietnam.
Is vietnamization a process of which turning the major fighting of the vietnam war over to?
Vietnamization was part of President Nixon's plan for "Peace with Honor" by training, equipping, and then turning the full responsibility of defending South Vietnam to South Vietnam's military units.
A Communist guerrilla movement in Vietnam against the diem regime?
The Viet Cong (VC) were communists living in South Vietnam. Later, the regular army units of North Vietnam would enter the fight (NVA). Diem was the first president of South Vietnam in 1955. He was assassinated in 1963.
Who were the combatants of the Vietnam War?
Combatants are the participants of the war when speaking of the countries involved, AND, they are the individuals involved, when speaking of their functions (jobs). The countries involved that were combatants were; the US, Australia, New Zealand, Philippines, Thailand, South Korea, and South Vietnam. Their opponent was; Communist North Vietnam, and the Communist sympathisers living in South Vietnam, the Viet Cong. The Communist North Vietnamese & Viet Cong forces received their war material (aid) from both of the Communist countries of the Soviet Union and Red China.The second category of "combatants" are the individual's themselves. ALL Military/Naval personnel are considered "combatants" over civilians. However, within the military/naval structure itself, "combatants" are further categorized (broken down). A US sailor performing the duties of a submarine crewman, aboard a submarine at sea during wartime, would be a "combatant" over a US sailor performing the duties of a "Clerk" at a US Naval Base somewhere in the United States.During the Vietnam War, the US Army consisted of 3 COMBAT ARMS: Armor (tanks), Artillery (Cannons-called "Guns"), and Infantry (Foot Soldiers). (For the 21st Century (Post Vietnam) the US Army has made some changes). ALL other units were support units; such as the Engineers, Transportation, Medical Corps, Aviation units, Ordnance units, Military Police units, Food Service units, Chemical units, Administration units, etc. The function of ALL of those support units consisted of only ONE purpose: to support those 3 combat arms. Consequently, since those three combat arms are fighting the battle on the front lines ( or "in the field" as said in Vietnam), and the support elements are in the rear, or transient when conducting support missions...those men belonging to the "Combat Arms" in the field (on the front lines) are "combatants".There were the South Vietnamese, supported by the United States, and the North Vietnamese, supported by China.
How did fighters get from North Vietnam to South Vietnam?
US Marines & US Sailors got there by ships. US Soldiers originally deployed with their whole units, thus they too went to South Vietnam by ship. After the USA units were in place (in country) then replacements usually arrived by chartered civilian airliners (like TWA, Flying Tiger Airlines, Braniff, etc.). US Marines/Sailors continued to deploy via ocean going vessels.
