The decision for the United States to become involved in Vietnam was influenced by various political leaders and advisors, primarily during the administrations of Presidents Dwight D. Eisenhower, John F. Kennedy, and Lyndon B. Johnson. They believed that stopping the spread of communism in Southeast Asia was crucial, guided by the "domino theory," which suggested that if one country fell to communism, others would follow. This led to increased military support and eventual deployment of U.S. troops in Vietnam. Ultimately, it was a complex interplay of geopolitical strategy and domestic political pressures that drove American involvement.
That's a last name which is very common in Vietnam. Many Vietnamese Americans have that last name too. I am told it's pronounced "Winn."
The Americans wasted 330,000,000,000 dollars on the Vietnam War.It was a HUGE waste.
the aussies were alies and fought in the Vietnam war with the Americans. (and of course the South Vietnamese - the Americans were paticipants on their side).
They never heard of Vietnam before.
The Americans had a thing called the domino theory, that was if Vietnam became a communist country that all surrounding countries would as well. The Americans were really scared of Communism so they went to Vietnam to stop it.
military power?
That's a last name which is very common in Vietnam. Many Vietnamese Americans have that last name too. I am told it's pronounced "Winn."
To avoid military service.
About 51000 Americans died in the Vietnam conflict.
No americans were not happy
The Americans wasted 330,000,000,000 dollars on the Vietnam War.It was a HUGE waste.
See website: Statistics About the Vietnam War.
To stop Communism spreading into South Vietnam.
north Vietnam
the aussies were alies and fought in the Vietnam war with the Americans. (and of course the South Vietnamese - the Americans were paticipants on their side).
to stay the course in Iraq. compared Iraq to Vietnam. an exit strategy for Iraq
They never heard of Vietnam before.