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Destroyed, heavily damaged, sunk, crashed, or no longer serviceable machines such as Swift Boats (aluminum), Tanks (steel), Jets (aluminum), and US Army M1 steel pots (steel helmets);(the Vietnamese prefer to wear their olive drab colored army pith helmets-they're more practicle in a tropical environment) have been re-cycled for their metals (scrapped). Useable items such as trucks, jeeps, generators, machineguns, rifles, pistols, artillery, etc. are used until they can be replaced. Some war machines are preserved in musuems. A US tourist put on the internet a photo(s) of some former US Navy "Brown Water Navy" PCFs (Patrol Craft Fast/better known as SWIFT BOATS). Those aluminum fifty foot long boats were still afloat, tied together with about 2 or 3 other Swifts along side a dock. Wasn't clear if they were "now" civilian fishing boats or part of the current Vietnamese Navy...they appeared to be still in their military colors...although extremely faded colors.
What else can I help you with?
What did the Anglo Saxons leave behind?
The Anglo-Saxons left behind many objects, such as coins, weapons, pots, pans, etc.
What was the total war and how did grant us it against the south?
Total war in the south implied destroying everything...scorched earth policy...digging up the farms, bending railroad ties around trees, leveling brick buildings, killing livestock, etc. Total war in Vietnam would've implied the use of atomic weapons...consequently, total war was NOT deployed during the Vietnam War...Vietnam was a limited war...fought limited to conventional NON-ATOMIC weapons.
Did senator Kerry compare irag to Vietnam?
Nearly ALL politicians, movie stars, and the common person relate ANY current conflict with Vietnam, because that was America's last major war. Operation Urgent Fury in 1983 (Grenada) was compared to Vietnam; so was Operation Just Cause in 1989 (Panama); as was Operation Desert Storm in 1991 (Iraq), etc. etc. They certainly cannot be compared with a TOTAL war which was "declared" and used atomic weapons...such as WWII.
What were William duke of Normandy weapons?
Their weapons were usually speirs, sheilds, swords, helmets etc.
Three reasons the Vietnam war was unsuccessful for the u.s?
1. Did not have full support from media, political powers, etc. 2. The US could not stop the flow of communist men & material into South Vietnam without widening the war. 3. The US could not used nuclear weapons. 4. The US was fighting on unfamiliar grounds where as the vietcong had years of experience with the land.
Why were johnsons options limited in Vietnam?
Cold War=Created by Nuclear Weapons (Atomic Weapons). LBJ was limited by the threat of atomic war. If nuclear weapons never existed, then the Vietnam War could've been fought like any other pre-atomic age war...invasion, using all weapons available (except for the non existing atomic weapons)...etc...etc.
Why aren't you allowed to use chemical weapons in war?
Chemical weapons are very dangerous and can destroy also the environmement; USA used chemical weapons in all the wars (Vietnam, Serbia, Irak, Afghanistan, etc.).
Why do you have to go through costoms?
To enable that your not consuming, using or in possession of any illegal or dangerous substances, materials, weapons etc.
What did the Anglo Saxons leave behind?
The Anglo-Saxons left behind many objects, such as coins, weapons, pots, pans, etc.
What caliber weapons did china use during the Vietnam conflict?
Nationalist China (Taiwan) used US supplied weapons. Red China used Soviet type weapons and SUPPLIED many of those to North Vietnam...such as the MiG-19 (J6 CHICOM version) jet fighter. AK-47 assault rifles, SKS semi-automatic rifles, K-54 pistols, etc.
What was the total war and how did grant us it against the south?
Total war in the south implied destroying everything...scorched earth policy...digging up the farms, bending railroad ties around trees, leveling brick buildings, killing livestock, etc. Total war in Vietnam would've implied the use of atomic weapons...consequently, total war was NOT deployed during the Vietnam War...Vietnam was a limited war...fought limited to conventional NON-ATOMIC weapons.
What are nuclear weapons made of?
Many things, depending on the type of bomb. Some are:fission fuel: Uranium-235, Uranium-233, Plutonium-239fusion fuel: Deuterium, Tritium, Lithium Deuterideneutron sourceshigh explosivesdetonatorstiming electronicsarming electronicsRADAR electronicsparachutesetc., etc., etc.
Did senator Kerry compare irag to Vietnam?
Nearly ALL politicians, movie stars, and the common person relate ANY current conflict with Vietnam, because that was America's last major war. Operation Urgent Fury in 1983 (Grenada) was compared to Vietnam; so was Operation Just Cause in 1989 (Panama); as was Operation Desert Storm in 1991 (Iraq), etc. etc. They certainly cannot be compared with a TOTAL war which was "declared" and used atomic weapons...such as WWII.
Living cells maintain what by controlling materials that enter and leave?
gradients are an example. Electric gradients are controlled by the transport of Na+ and K+ and H+, etc.
What weapons did Abbasids used?
Swords, spears, maces, etc etc.
What are nonprojectile weapons?
Well, weapons that do not use projectiles. Swords, clubs, daggers etc. Also energy weapons, like lasers.
What were William duke of Normandy weapons?
Their weapons were usually speirs, sheilds, swords, helmets etc.
