Why was the Vietnam conflict not considered a war? - Answers
The Vietnam War is like the M-551 Sheridan tank; the Sheridan is called a "light tank" by everyone...military and civilian alike. And it is a light tank. However, when it was designed in 1962 ...

What did Phu Bai have to do with the Vietnam War? - Answers
Phu Bai was a village in Vietnam that was the location of a large military base. Phu Bai was the location of Camp Hochmuth. Major General Bruno A. Hochmuth , was a Marine killed in combat just ...

How many US soldiers were wounded in the Vietnam War?
The total number of US soldiers wounded in the Vietnam War was 303,604, with 153,303 of those wounded to the extent that they required a hospital stay. The official number is 303,635 wounded in ...

What wars has the US been in since the Vietnam war? - Answers
Vietnam was the last US war against a determined enemy. Since then: 1. Operation Urgent Fury-Grenada 1983 2. Operation Just Cause-Panama 1989 3. Operation Desert Storm-Iraq 1991 4. Operation ...

What are the similarities and differences between ww1 and the Vietnam war?
The Korean War (1950-1953) & WWI (1914-1918) are similar as they both have been eclipsed by WWII & Vietnam. Korea & WWI were both the FIRST "Aerial Combat" wars; WWI with airplanes & Korea with Jets.

Served in reserve during Vietnam war considered a Vietnam era ... - Answers
To be considered a Vietnam veteran, one must have served in the Vietnam War theater of operations, which generally includes service in Vietnam, Thailand, Laos, or Cambodia between the dates of ...

What trucks were used by the United States in the Vietnam War?
Wiki User. ∙ 16y ago. During the Viet War, the US Army used 1/4 tons (jeeps), 3/4 tons (Dodge Pick-up trucks with 1930's vintage fenders), 2 1/2 tons (deuce an a halfs), 5 tons, and tractor ...

What was most highly decorated ship of the Vietnam War?
Yes, BB-62 has been said to be the most decorated ship of the Navy, but the question is in regards to Vietnam service. USS New Jersey earned few awards for service in Vietnam. The true answer to ...

Why were Vietnamese called Charlie during the Vietnam War?
Historians estimate, that approximately 200,000 South Vietnamese servicemen of the Army Republic South Vietnam (ARVN), South Vietnamese Marines, Air Force & Navy were killed during the Vietnam ...

What did the soldiers eat during the Vietnam War? - Answers
Best Answer. They ate meal packs. Everyone received plastic knives, forks and spoons, a can opener, a toothpick, sugar, salt, coffee and matches with each meal. They would also get ham, crackers ...