Some historians begin the war with the first US casualties in 1956/57; some choose to start the war with Kennedy's Green Berets and SEALS entering the fray in '61; some choose 1964, when the Gulf of Tonkin "incident" surfaced; some people choose '65 when LBJ sent in the regulars.
For ending it, some folks choose '73 when US combat troops redeployed. But that's not really accurate, as US Military personnel became casualties all the way up until Saigon was evacuated in 1975.
The vast majority of writers and historians appear to select 1961-1975.
No, The U.S didn't win the war. They started withdrawing from veitnam in january 27, 1973
at least for the duration of the war, minumum 3 years however, maximum life as you could be tried for treason for draft dodging, general about 50% of draft dodgers serve a 10-15 year sentence. In veitnam, draft dodgers were incarcirated for the duration of the war plus an additional sentence of 4-6 years was assessed at the completion of the war in most cases..however there are still about 3-5 percent of draft dodgers from veitnam that are still incarcerated.
The most widiy used weapon in the Veitnam war was the American M-16 rifle.
One thing that happend durring the Veitnam War was that there was a new president elected. Bill Nye
US, Australia, New Zealander, ROK, RVN, Thailand, Philippines, vs North VN & their ally; the local VC. War equipment supplied to N. VN courtesy of Red China/USSR.
YES
veitnam and iraq
The war ended with a Northern victory.
The North defeated the South.
Veitnam War started when
In Vietnam, south-east Asia
Veitnam War
The M16 rifle.
The North defeated (conquered) the south in '75; that ended it.
about 4 million soldiers died during the Vietnam war
No, The U.S didn't win the war. They started withdrawing from veitnam in january 27, 1973
Yes, They ran for their lives I think you could call that a loss.