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Commander of the nations armed forces?
President Kennedy orders the U.S. Navy to "quarentine" the island of cuba. Commander-in-chief acts as supreme commander of the nation's armed forces
What did conventional forces simulate in the real world?
Conventional forces can simulate different scenarios in the real world. The simulations can be carried out in a variety of settings and with different variables.
Why did conflict break out in Vietnam in the early 1960s?
Eisenhower's military advisors from the '50's were reporting excessive communist infiltration in the South (South Vietnam). By the time of Kennedy's administration, the communist infiltration was getting out of hand. Kennedy wanted to combat that infiltration with "Special Units"...referred to as "Special Forces", thus they were formerly established; as the Green Berets and the Navy's SEALS. Kennedy sent them to South Vietnam. The SEALS and Special Forces men (Green Berets) reported communist escalation was even worse than previously reported...and US Regular Combat troops might be needed to stem the tide (of communist forces). Then Kennedy was assassinated. Johnson took over, and the in house fighting (political) between "Special Military Forces" of the SEALS and SF (Special Forces) verses the Regular conventional military forces escalated, in which the conventional military won. Johnson, under advisement from his Generals, with his Gulf of Tonkin resolution, turned the war from (Kennedy's) "Special Anti-Guerrilla War" into a conventional military war (limited to conventional non-atomic weapons). The full military might of the United States (minus nukes) was then thrown at North Vietnam.
In the years following the Meiji Restoration in Japan and the unification of Germany in the 19th century both nations experienced?
an increase in military production and strengthened military forces
Kennedy's military policies encouraged more funding for what?
The Special Forces
What is referred to as Kennedy's development of conventional and counterinsurgency forces as well as nuclear forces?
Buildup of the Military-Industrial Complex
How did Kennedy's administration increase Americas involvement in Vietnam?
Kennedy sent in the Green Berets (Special Forces).
Why did president john f. Kennedy give increased funding to conventional forces as well as special forces?
to enable the United Sates to pursue a "flexible response" defense policy
Why did President John F. Kennedy give increased funding to conventional forces as well as Special Forces?
to enable the United Sates to pursue a "flexible response" defense policy
How did President Kennedy and President Lyndon B. Johnsonohnson help or hurt the Vietnam War?
Kennedy sent in the SF & SEALS; LBJ sent in the conventional forces. Those are two different styles of warfare.
Commander of the nations armed forces?
President Kennedy orders the U.S. Navy to "quarentine" the island of cuba. Commander-in-chief acts as supreme commander of the nation's armed forces
What was Kennedy's policy of flexible response to communism?
Flexible Response was the use of conventional forces and weapons as an alternative to nuclear war.
What did conventional forces simulate in the real world?
Conventional forces can simulate different scenarios in the real world. The simulations can be carried out in a variety of settings and with different variables.
Why did conflict break out in Vietnam in the early 1960s?
Eisenhower's military advisors from the '50's were reporting excessive communist infiltration in the South (South Vietnam). By the time of Kennedy's administration, the communist infiltration was getting out of hand. Kennedy wanted to combat that infiltration with "Special Units"...referred to as "Special Forces", thus they were formerly established; as the Green Berets and the Navy's SEALS. Kennedy sent them to South Vietnam. The SEALS and Special Forces men (Green Berets) reported communist escalation was even worse than previously reported...and US Regular Combat troops might be needed to stem the tide (of communist forces). Then Kennedy was assassinated. Johnson took over, and the in house fighting (political) between "Special Military Forces" of the SEALS and SF (Special Forces) verses the Regular conventional military forces escalated, in which the conventional military won. Johnson, under advisement from his Generals, with his Gulf of Tonkin resolution, turned the war from (Kennedy's) "Special Anti-Guerrilla War" into a conventional military war (limited to conventional non-atomic weapons). The full military might of the United States (minus nukes) was then thrown at North Vietnam.
In the years following the Meiji Restoration in Japan and the unification of Germany in the 19th century both nations experienced?
an increase in military production and strengthened military forces
Kennedy's military policies encouraged more funding for what?
The Special Forces
Kennedy's military policies encouraged more funding for?
The special forces.
