Well, there was a rebel conflict between Somalia and the US which took place in 1991 (end of the Cold War) and has been going on ever since.
In 1998 a terrorist organisation called Al-Qaeda began a serious of bombings on American territory such as the USS Cole and a US embassies in South Africa.
Then in 2001, Al-Qaeda's leader Osama bin Laden, arranged a terrorist attack on the World Trade Centre resulting of the deaths of almost 3,000 innocent civilians.
Almost a month after this attack George W Bush launched Operation Enduring Freedom which resulted in invading Afghanistan and other Islamic nations.
They're goal is to remove all of Al-Qaeda forces.
The UK and some Russian and the Afghan National Army are also helping the US achieve this goal.
All wars with all nations, excepting Vietnam. Correction: On a technical scale, the U.S. has never lost a war. The Korean and Vietnam wars were called to cease fires, except for the fact that we made the last push in Korea so the U.S. had a lasting impression, whereas North Vietnam struck again right as we left.
We have engaged in several undeclared wars, such as the undeclared Naval War with France, under President Adams, and the War with the Barbary Pirates under Jefferson. Some of the conflicts, like Korea, were termed Police Actions, not wars. However, Congress did give approval for the use of US troops. Some Indian battles in the west were carried out without a formal declaration against that particular tribe or settlement. Every military action since the end of WWII have been undeclared wars. Korea, Vietnam, Gulf War, Iraq..etc....
Vietnam War - LostBeirut - LostSomalian Wars 1,2 AND 3 - All LostRed Clouds War - LostWar on Terrorism (2001-present) ALL of these are still active,but dont look like it will ever be a Victory,so this will be 3 more lost wars for the US.2.12.1 Afghanistan2.12.2 Philippines2.12.3 Iraq
During the Cold War, the Soviet Union and the United States were involved in several proxy wars, with two prominent examples being the Korean War (1950-1953) and the Vietnam War (1955-1975). In the Korean War, the U.S. supported South Korea against the communist North, which was backed by the Soviet Union and China. Similarly, in the Vietnam War, the U.S. aimed to prevent the spread of communism in South Vietnam, while the Soviet Union provided support to the communist North Vietnam. These conflicts exemplified the broader ideological struggle between capitalism and communism during this period.
See: History of Vietnam
Vietnam is currently at peace.
Wars prior to Vietnam were ground taking wars (territorial gains). Vietnam was a body count war-a war of attrition.
Media coverage of wars changed from Vietnam for better.
he faught in many wars like vietnam
The vietnam war
Define "Modern Wars." Post WWII, or Post Vietnam?
I know the Vietnam war for sure and the others are on the tip of my tongue
The US has fought no major wars since Vietnam.
The US is not at war with Iraq. The US was at war with North Vietnam.
The Cold War resulted in the Korean War and the Vietnam War.
None. The US is not at war with Iraq. In Vietnam, the US was at war with North Vietnam.
one of them was the Vietnam war