His Army, Navy and Air Force commanders; they're the ones that had to execute the plan. The navy had to supply (ship) the bombs; the army had to secure land routes; and the AF had to do the bombing.
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Un-officially, President Nixon used B-52's to bomb Laos & Cambodia. Officially, Nixon bombed North & South Vietnam with B-52s.
Cambodia
Laos and Cambodia.
While the development of the atomic bomb was initiated under FDR, Harry S Truman was president when the final decision was made to drop the bomb.
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i knew and i toldIt is true. Also, your mom.
Un-officially, President Nixon used B-52's to bomb Laos & Cambodia. Officially, Nixon bombed North & South Vietnam with B-52s.
Cambodia
They cannt impeach me for bombing Cambodia. The President can bomb anyone he likes. Presidents dont threaten, they dont have to. I am not a crook. I let the American people down Solutions are not the answer There will be no whitewash in the White House
No president invented any nuclear bomb.
Laos and Cambodia.
There were economic reasons, as well as questions of accuracy to the reasons it was signed in to begin with. However, in the end, it mainly came down to public pressure. The American people were strongly against our military's involvement, and after a huge response, including protests, sit ins, and other demonstrations, the resolution was finally repealed.
wodrow Wilson was the president that agreed to drop the atomic bomb on japan
wodrow Wilson was the president that agreed to drop the atomic bomb on Japan
Nixon's decision to bomb Cambodia
US President Nixon believed it was unnecessary to consult the US Congress on his decision to bomb Cambodia during the Vietnam War. His rational was the Cuban Missile Crisis of 1962. In that case, President Kennedy did not consult with the Congress on his decisions regarding Cuba and the USSR. Nixon claimed that the Vietnam War was in itself a crisis and as Commander in Chief, he could make major policy changes without consulting with Congress.