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What was Kent University in the Vietnam war?
The site of a deadly war protest, which turned deadly on May 4, 1970
This term refers to the strategy of the US during the second-half of the Vietnam War in which combat operations were to be turned over entirely to an American-trained Army of South Vietnam?
Vietnamization
What are major characteristics of the Vietnam war?
Air war over North Vietnam. Ground war in South Vietnam; Riverine war in South Vietnam.
Did France loose the Vietnam war?
Yes. Vietnam was a French colony. They lost a Vietnam War and were thrown out of Vietnam before America tried to win a war in Vietnam. America also lost a Vietnam War.
When was the first war covered on TV?
The Vietnam war from 1959 to 1975.
What disagreement turned into the Vietnam war?
they fought
What turned a disagreement into a war in World War 1?
The Serbian assassination of the Austrian Archduke Ferdinand.
What turned a disagreement into the persian gulf war?
The disagreement that eventually turned into the Persian gulf war was the Iraqi invasion of Kuwait. When the Iraqi troops would not leave Kuwait, the Persian gulf war began with military force under the Reagan administration.
What turned a minor conflict into a war at Vietnam?
Drugs
What turned World War 2 from a disagreement to a war?
Nothing ´cause there is only 2 wars in all the World.
What kind of war did the Vietnam War start as?
The Vietnam war originally began as a "guerrilla war" this meant a great deal of fighting in the jungles between the North and the South. It eventually turned into a war in the air but this was much later.
What well-respected news anchor turned against the Vietnam War?
Walter Cronkite
What was Kent University in the Vietnam war?
The site of a deadly war protest, which turned deadly on May 4, 1970
Did the war in Vietnam begin as a result of the North Vietnam invasion of the south?
Almost half correct but sort of turned around a bit. The Korean War began that way in 1950. The Vietnam war began by infiltration in 1955 (slowly escalating in guerrilla buildup and strength). The Vietnam war ended by a North Vietnamese Army invasion of RVN (Republic of South Vietnam).
How has Vietnam as a country been affected by the war?
They turned out to be a hardened nation; they bettered Communist China in about 1979 during a quick border war.
Was the incident that touched off the Vietnam War?
Guerrilla warfare had already been ongoing in the RVN (Republic of South VN). The Tonkin Gulf Incident turned that war into conventional warfare between North Vietnam and the US.
This term refers to the strategy of the US during the second-half of the Vietnam War in which combat operations were to be turned over entirely to an American-trained Army of South Vietnam?
Vietnamization
