I have learned a lot from this experience and I plan to use this knowledge to continue growing and improving. I will reflect on my progress, identify areas of strength and weakness, and set goals for further learning and development in the future. Overall, this experience has been valuable in helping me to become a better learner and practitioner in my field.
Did the Vietnamization succeed?
It could have if we kept on supporting the ARVN. The South fought pretty good with our money and support from the U.S Air Force. They could have defended South Vietnam very well. Just look at the 1972 Easter Offensive. It was a massive invasion from the North and they were squashed by the ARVN and the USAF. Nixon cut off money and withdrew the USAF. The South knew that they would lose and ultimately gave up. The North, backed from the USSR and China easily took over South Vietnam. Then a lot of bad things happened. Many South Vietnamese were massacred, tortured, brainwashed, etc. There are so many South Viets here in America that tell the stories of the horrid things the Viet government did and still do. South Vietnam probably would have one the war if they still had our money and air support.
Describe the Siege of Khe Sahn?
Khe Sahn was miserable. When the road to Dong Ha was closed supply lines were available only by unreliable air lifts. Helicopters lacked the defensive ability to continue either supply or evacuaation. USAF aircraft made a valiant effort to bring in supplies and munitions and they suffered losses. Aircraft brought in tons of artillery shells that fit no weapon located at Khe Sahn, and pallets of .45 ACP ammunition that could only be used by a few hundred pistols. The airstrip became a junkyard of burned up aircraft and unuseable trash. Sanitation became deplorable. Medical evacuation beame impossible. Marine airlift also failed, it brought in the correct product, but in inadequte volumns. The infrastructure was failing. The outpost hills could no longer provide support, and the methodical encroachment of the VietMinh continued. Khe Sahn became a ghetto, a sewer and an American Dien Bien Phu.
Why did the U.S. become involved in Vietnam?
The U.S. became involved in Vietnam to contain the spread of communism during the Cold War. It viewed Vietnam as a strategic location in Southeast Asia and sought to prevent the domino effect of one country falling to communism leading to others doing the same. Additionally, the U.S. had a commitment to support South Vietnam in its fight against the communist North Vietnamese forces.
Is the term 'Domino Theory' a political or economic term?
The term 'Domino Theory' is a political term. It was used during the Cold War to describe the belief that if one country fell to communism, neighboring countries would also fall like a row of dominoes.
Kennedy's unhappiness with the corrupt Diem regime led to what effect?
Kennedy's unhappiness with the corrupt Diem regime in South Vietnam led to his tacit approval of a coup to overthrow Diem in 1963. However, the coup resulted in political instability and ultimately contributed to the escalation of the Vietnam War.
Why did nationalism grow in colonies and link to the anti-colonial movement?
Because, as a rule, people (colonists) don't like to be ruled, especially when they're being treated like second class citizens in their own country; hence the rise of nationalism=national pride.
What is American perfectionism?
American perfectionism refers to the societal pressure and expectation to strive for flawlessness and achievement in all areas of life. It often leads to high levels of stress, anxiety, and self-criticism as individuals pursue impossible standards of success and happiness. This can impact mental health and wellbeing negatively.
What was the average age of the North Vietnamese soldier?
From looking at the casualties, they seem to mirror the age of the average US serviceman.
What are the story about the dove and the hawks?
The story of the dove and the hawks is a fable that illustrates the idea that unity is strength. In the story, a group of hawks terrorizes a group of doves until they decide to unite and stand up against their common enemy. Through their unity, the doves are able to drive away the hawks and live peacefully together.
What benefits are the for Agent orange widow?
Contact the VA (Veterans Administration) they have a program for that issue.
my husband gets va disable benefits am i an my grown children intiled to benefits
To counter Vietnamese Communists' use of guerrilla warfare
How registration process of NGO's?
Following are the process of registration of NGOs:
Apply for Name Approval.
Draft Memorandum of the Society.
Filing of Memorandum.
Approval of rules & regulations of the Memorandum.
Issuance of the registration certificate and Memorandum.
In rescue dawn why did they throw their guns into the river?
There is no good reason to ditch your rifle. Your weapon is your life. I almost stopped watching the movie at that point.
What is the official beginning date of the Vietnam war for veterans benefits?
Benefits come FROM the VA (Veterans Administration). You must communicate with them.
What led up to the Gulf of Tonkin Resolution?
President Lydon B. Johnson Lied to the American people and claimed that the North Vietnamese navy patrol boats had attacked USA naval destroyers in the Gulf of Tonkin and asked Congress for permission to attack North Vietnam in retaliation. Later, LBJ admitted that what really happened was the sailors on the USA ships saw some whales, or flying fish, and overreacted.
How do you remember those lost in the Vietnam war?
To remember those lost in the Vietnam War, you can participate in memorial events or ceremonies dedicated to honoring veterans and fallen soldiers. Visit war memorials or pay your respects at veterans' cemeteries. Educate yourself about the war and its impact by reading books, watching documentaries, or speaking to veterans and their families to gain a deeper understanding of their sacrifice.
How many bronze starts medals went to soldiers from Puerto Ricoduring the Vietnam war?
About 345 men from Puerto Rico died in the Viet War. They weren't all soldiers, some were US Marines, Airmen and Sailors. Often times those men killed in action were awarded the Bronze Star medal. A photo of their (military issue) headstone will state what medal was issued (posthumously). The US military lists MOH recipients but not normally lesser awards.
Why did people to start to hated the Vietnam war?
After their father was killed there; or their brother was killed there; or their husband was killed there; or their uncle, or their cousin, or their friend, or neighbor...and especially if their son died there.
a person or group of people who has an exprssion of disagreement or complaint< voiceing objections of somthing they belive in. to the people who they belive are wrong>happens all the time with politics
What war happened in US around 1840?
The Mexican War of 1846-1848.
The Alamo (1836) was NOT part of US military actions; the Alamo was a TEXAS fight for independence from Mexico.
US Indian Wars continued however; in 1835, 107 settlers were killed at Wahoo Swamp, during the 2nd Seminole War, Florida.
What were the reasons and results of the Vietnam War?
The Vietnam War was primarily sparked by the Cold War rivalry between the United States and the Soviet Union. The U.S. sought to contain the spread of communism, while North Vietnam, supported by the Soviet Union and China, aimed to unify Vietnam under a communist regime. The war resulted in heavy casualties on both sides, massive destruction, and deep divisions within American society. Ultimately, North Vietnam's victory led to the reunification of Vietnam under communist rule.
How tall was general William westmoreland?
General William Westmoreland was approximately 6 feet (183 cm) tall.
How many search and rescue missions were there during Vietnam?
According to available information, there were around 2,225 search and rescue missions conducted by the U.S. military during the Vietnam War. These missions were aimed at locating and rescuing downed aircrews or individuals in distress.