Yes. Principally because the US Military and Government misunderstood the wider implications of pan-Indochinese communism and assumed that the South Vietnamese population could be convinced to resist this trend. They ignored the fact that the vast majority of South Vietnamese were already sympathetic to the cause of pan-Indochinese communism and that many were actively involved in bringing it about. This failure led to the belief that a limited war in South Vietnam was a winnable proposition. Note that despite US Military intervention ALL of Indochina did in fact become communist.
The US and Socialist Republic of Vietnam established friendly relations during the 1990s as part of a wider effort by the US to normalize relations with Vietnam after the end of the Vietnam War. Economic and trade interests played a significant role in this process, as both countries recognized the potential benefits of increased cooperation. Additionally, there was a growing recognition on both sides of the need to move past the hostilities of the past and forge a more constructive relationship for the future.
To make something wider.
no one
i do not know sorry :-(
Yes. Principally because the US Military and Government misunderstood the wider implications of pan-Indochinese communism and assumed that the South Vietnamese population could be convinced to resist this trend. They ignored the fact that the vast majority of South Vietnamese were already sympathetic to the cause of pan-Indochinese communism and that many were actively involved in bringing it about. This failure led to the belief that a limited war in South Vietnam was a winnable proposition. Note that despite US Military intervention ALL of Indochina did in fact become communist.
President Lyndon B. Johnson's limitations on the Vietnam War effort stemmed from his desire to avoid a full-scale escalation that could lead to a wider conflict. He restricted military operations and imposed rules of engagement, which hampered commanders' ability to pursue aggressive tactics against the North Vietnamese. Additionally, his focus on domestic programs, such as the Great Society, diverted attention and resources away from the war, complicating the military's ability to achieve a decisive victory. These constraints ultimately contributed to a protracted conflict and increased public dissatisfaction with the war.
A dollar is wider.
8mm is a little wider.
a stream gets wider when it gets older and the water erodes the bed of the river to make it wider
wider, widest
yes they do. they get wider.
wider
The moon is not wider than the earth. Therefore, it can not be much wider than the earth.
Wider.
A Catalina would be wider
There is no answer for that, unless you but a wider screen