They run the full gamut of that of men (and women) in armed conflict. There are whole books on this subject - and just on the soldiers of one of the sides in the conflict. It is impossible to even begin to answer for the Vietnamese or for the American soldiers.
They did what they always did after fighting a war (in the 20th century); trained for the next one (often studying lessons learned from the past war).
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Korean War & Cuban Missile Crisis. Both brought the issue of atomic weapons to the fore front. Vietnam didn't, because the lessons learned from those two experiences were applied to Vietnam...(that's why North Vietnam wasn't invaded).
The First Vietnames War was an effort to remove Vietnam from colonial rule by France. It ended at Dien Bin Phu, however by this time tht US was already involved as a result of such things as the CIA's assistance with such things as "Air America" which had provided air transport and delivery elements during that conflict. The Second Vietnamese War or the Vietnamese- American war was simply a continuation of the conflict. US Forces were introduced as advisors to the South Vietnamese Military and the situation slowly and gradually increased. The end resulst was a unified Vietnam under Communist control. i guess that's okay. i would say to prevent the spread of communism. from the American point of view.
We won.
After a war, people in poverty "often" will regain there foothold on living standards by learning from their observations learned during the war. They will put "lessons learned" to use.
The lesson learned was "look before you jump."
They did what they always did after fighting a war (in the 20th century); trained for the next one (often studying lessons learned from the past war).
The only big lesson learned was North Vietnam was not invaded. During the Korean War, N. Korea was invaded; that brought in Red China. That strategy was not repeated in the Viet War.
The retention of guns on jets.
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The the United States needed to go to an all volunteer fighting force because the draft was not productive in many standpoints.
The same lessons were learned as was learned in America, only on a lesser scale, which was relative to Australia's population and troop levels.
Lessons learned in the Vietnam War, caused the media to be RESTRICTED in this campaign. The term used was "embedded" into certain cells, for control purposes.
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Greed is good, killing is good. Good life lessons?