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For the most part; supporters of the Vietnam War were: Family & Friends supporting a family member in the US Military or in Vietnam; and Veterans; as well as civilian employees in the Defense Fields. Australia's Liberal Party and Country Party politicians and front line soldiers also supported the war.

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Those that were against it are called communists. ==================================== The Vietnam War was probably the most divisive controversy in the US since the Civil War. Feelings ran extremely high on both sides of the issue. Vituperative epithets and expletives were constantly hurled by supporters and opponents at each other. Opponents of the War in Vietnam were told by official sources that they should leave the US and never come back. Supporters of the war were accused of being complicit in War Crimes that opponents claimed were being committed. Rightly or wrongly, US President Lyndon Johnson (LBJ) was seen as the 'villian' of the war. One of the chants frequently heard during anit-war demonstrations was: 'Hey! Hey! LBJ! How many kids did you kill today?' Some people branded opponents of the war as 'traitors' and proposed that they be summarily executed by a firing squad. Sadly, the veterans who returned from Vietnam were often shunned by both sides. They seldom received any significant assistance in dealing with the return to civilian life or in dealing with the devastating psychological effects of the war.

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Allies of both the United States and Vietnam were two groups that were most likely to support the Vietnam war. The United States would get support from the western world, while Vietnam would receive support from the Muslim world.

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NVA vs US, Australian, S. Korea, Philippines, Thailand, S. Vietnam, and New Zealand.

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