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…There were such different reactions with the USA involving themselves with Vietnam as there were so many different situations which made each persons view either strengthen or change. Each person also had different backgrounds or history involving them…

…Emotions of War: Parallels Between "The Things They Carried" and the real Vietnam War is like fog, it moves to and fro, it comes as a slow moving loom and leaves like a flash; as it dissipates it leaves behind dampness. If the fog is war…

…. This was because America supported the Diem regime in South Vietnam, a catholic repressive government system, and a puppet state to America. For example the Diem regime refused to allow other religious practice other than Catholism. It seemed very obvious why America…

…Vietnamese and American government. The Vietcong were involved with lots of people and gained support however if their kindness didn't work, they used terrorism to get their own way. The ARVN and the Americans tactics to control South Vietnam was to win…

…The day I left Vietnam KienCuong Nguyen I still remember that day; it was July 4, 1994. My family including my parents, my three younger sisters, and I were going to leave Vietnam to come to the United States. We had permission from the United…

…Account for the US Involvement in Vietnam up to the Geneva Accord of 1954? Even before the US entered World War II American leaders had been making plans for the creation of a peaceful and prosperous world order after hostilities ceased based…

…In Good Morning Vietnam, Robin Williams stars as Adrian Cronaur. Adrian is not only the main character, but he is also the person whose point of view most of the movie was filmed. The feel of the beginning of the movie is almost a clear a reflection…

…From 1946 to 1954 the USA gave over a $1 billion to France to help them defeat the Ho Chi Minh and reclaim territory they lost during World War II, in south East Asia, mainly Vietnam. In spite of this France failed to win, and Vietnam was divided in two…

…Vietnam was the only war in history that America lost. This fact has haunted America and her citizens since the end of the end of the Vietnam War. Just as the British were completely humiliated by losing the American Revolution to an inferior army, so…

…Vietnam entered the Twentieth Century under a billow of French smoke, choking its people of their rights, freedoms and sovereignty. This exploitative French regime greatly oppressed the Vietnamese, causing in them swelling emotions of anger…