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What was Viet Cong troop strength?
See website: Vietnam War
The united states got out of vietnam in?
Troop withdrawal started in 1973 and ended in 1975.
The Vietnam war in the 60s?
The first American military casualties in Vietnam happened in 1959, and troop built-up continued to a peak in late 1968, then declined until full withdrawal of all U.S. military in April, 1973. The North Vietnamese forces captured the South Vietnamese capital two years later.
What happened on march 16 1965?
On March 16, 1965, the United States launched Operation Rolling Thunder, a sustained bombing campaign against North Vietnam. This operation aimed to weaken the North Vietnamese government's resolve and diminish its ability to support the Viet Cong in South Vietnam. It marked a significant escalation in U.S. military involvement in the Vietnam War, leading to increased troop deployments and widespread anti-war protests in the following years.
How were hot air balloons used by the military?
The first use of hot air balloons was in the American Civil War for surveillance of troop movements.
What is the greatest number of troops the South Vietnamese army had at one point?
The peak US troop strength in Vietnam, of 543,482, was achieved on April 30, 1969.
A sentence with cavalry in it?
"A" Troop was the only Troop from the 12th Cavalry sent to Vietnam.
Who increased us troop strength in Vietnam to 500000?
LBJ
What was the total of us troop fatalities in Vietnam war?
69,000
How did the aircraft help us in the Vietnam War?
Timely troop movements, troop support, supplies, and strategic air stikes.
What became a serious issue in the Vietnam War concerning US troop strength?
During the mid-1960's troop strength became an issue of disagreement between the US Department of Defense and the joint Chiefs of Staff. The dispute revolved around the requests from the military to add more troops into the war. Each side differed on whether US troop strength had an effect on the number of enemy casualties. Defense Secretary McNamara denied reports from the Joint Chiefs of Staff that enemy casualties increased when requests for more troops were sent to Vietnam.
What effect did the withdraw of American troop have on south Vietnam?
South Vietnam was overrun by communist forces.
What was Viet Cong troop strength?
See website: Vietnam War
Nixon's policy of troop withdrawal from Vietnam was designed to be?
Slow and Honorable
When you say troops does that mean me. when they refer to how many men were killed in Vietnam does troops mean men?
During the Vietnam War and prior (and possibly today, however the current US military is changing so much (almost a law enforcement force), the term "troop" meant either a single soldier and a company of soldiers (men). Examples: a soldier in Vietnam was sometimes called (referred to), "...hey trooper, where ya headed?" Or "Hey troop where's your hat?" However, it was officially (in Vietnam) also the term used for US Armored Cavalry companys; such as, "A Troop, 3rd Sqd 5th Cav", or "B Troop, 3/5 Cav", or "C Troop, 3rd Squadron, 5th Cavalry." (In Vietnam-things might be different today) the US Artillery companies were called "Batterys". Example: "A Battery, 5rd Battalion, 4th Artillery." Everyone else was a "Company."
Why did the US reduce troop support in south Vietnam?
they had the runs and were out of toilet paper
How did the event of Vietnam war develop after US dispatch troops in Vietnam?
One event that caused an escalation of troop involvement in Vietnam was the incident in 1964 at the Gulf of Tonkin.
