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…Staves, RGS Consultants, President. The government overlooked the Y2K problem, because they figured that they didn't need to worry about it. Yes, there was a crisis in Vietnam at the time, but there should have been some sort of effort to bring out this issue…

…University in 1969. After graduation, he volunteered for enlistment in the U.S. Army and served in Vietnam. Returning to civilian life, Vice President Gore became an investigative reporter with The Tennessean in Nashville. He went to Vanderbilt University Divinity…

…was out of line. Curt did take his duty over board by taking does missions. During Vietnam it was Standard Operation Procedures to check every hole for any sign of life or of enemies. Curt always volunteered to do these jobs. And even though you could call…

…by sending more money, more advisors and eventually troops: another Vietnam. The other problem is that with the military involved fighting may extend into neighboring countries requiring more aid to those countries: Plan Bolivia, Plan Ecuador, Plan Panama and so…

…the intertwining conspiracy we see black and white newsreels of what he is talking about. He talks of the militaries dislike of Kennedy’s foreign policy and then the film flashes to newsreels of the Bay of Pigs invasion and American intervention in Vietnam in the 1950…

…, particularly blacks, began to stand up fight for their freedom and equal rights and men were being forced to go overseas and fight in the Vietnam War. These two particular incidents made people within the country take sides and turn against each other. Women began…

…but keeping one impression throughout a story is unlikely because people change their minds often. The names of characters may affect our initial impression of them. “I had a buddy in Vietnam. His name was Bob Kiley, but everybody called him Rat…

…be mildly compared to the events that occurred nearly seventy years later in Vietnam. The reasons for the war occurring at all are directly related to the Filipino’s attempts to gain independence from Spain. Lead by Emilio Aguinaldo, the Filipino people fought…

…’Brien uses the image of a human thumb to represent injustice done to the young Vietnamese boy and to the American soldiers. American soldiers were involved in a conflict in Vietnam and were experiencing sufferings without any reason. In the story, reader can…

…the end of WWII, we have seen numerous smaller conflicts break out: Korea, Vietnam, the Falklands, Somalia, and so on. I think these “brush fire wars” are the most likely type of conflict we will face in future. I think cooperation is much more likely than…