No because it was an undeclared war.
Q who was the victor of the Vietnam war? A I have no idea who won the Vietnam war!!!!
north viet nam, you cannot fight a limited war and win, as is going on in Iraq presently.
:Highlights of the cold war: 1. Cuban Missiles Crisis-Won (communists backed down) 2. Korean War-Won (communists were stopped) 3. Berlin Airlift-Won (we flew over the wall) Lowlights of the cold war: Vietnam War-Lost (Communist North Vietnam conquered South Vietnam) U.S.S.R.
A piece of paper (which formalizes the war). Additionally, a declared war often implies a total war (which means using every and all available weapons). Although the (undeclared) American Civil War (aka US Civil War) did attempt to utilize every and all available weapons; the (undeclared) Vietnam War a hundred years later did not (no nukes were allowed).
The Veitnamese OR A+ - Communist forces
North Vietnam.
American Civil War & Vietnam War.
US Civil War & Vietnam War are two examples.
Both were undeclared wars.
No because it was an undeclared war.
American Civil War 1861-1865. Vietnam War 1961-1975.
North Vietnam won the war.
The war was wrong. It never was a war, but a police action and men were drafted to fight in an illegal undeclared war.
The North won.
The former NORTH Vietnam won the war; they are known as just Vietnam today.
Try not to get caught up in that debate. Nearly all people (scholars, instructors, teachers, historians, students, etc.) seem to forget that the American Civil War (US Civil War) was an "undeclared war" also. And nearly all those same people don't realize (or don't care) that the US hasn't fought a declared war since WWII. So an "undeclared" war doesn't really mean alot anymore...were still fighting them...undeclared or not. So why bring it up? Unless as mentioned above, people WRONGLY believe Vietnam was the only one, which it wasn't. Bottom line: People that mention "undeclared" war in Vietnam aren't informed people so why debate the subject. The Viet War was fought to preserve the RVN and stop communist aggression; LBJ said it many times on nation wide TV in the 1960s. So simple, some people have trouble understanding it.