Political Games of Vietnam

Vietnam's political game "Vietnam War" is an important turning point in US foreign policy. Between the three presidents and the Cold War, Vietnam changed the outlook for the United States around the world. After the end of the Indochina war and repression by Vietnamese French, the country divided north and south along 17 parallel lines. After the announcement of the "Geneva Convention", a demilitarized zone was opened north and south of the 17th parallel line, and 300 days from both sides of the country evacuate personnel from the other side of the country.

From 1950 to 1975, the political instability between the Vietnamese Communist Party's North Vietnam and the Anti Communist Party South Vietnam inevitably led the United States to interfere with Vietnam. The main driving force of the US gradual decision to intervene and commit to Vietnam can be seen as a catalyst for socio-political, political and economic catalyst. - After the Vietnam War, soldiers suffered numerous post-traumatic stress disorder. They know that the wounds of endurance and witness change forever and scare their lives. Men like Tim O'Brien, the author of the novel "The Things With Carry", suffer from post-traumatic stress disorder and it will take years to return to life after returning home.

Like most Vietnamese veterans, I returned to the political environment of the United States from war. The influence of the anti-war protest action from the latter half of the 1960s to the early 1970s, which lasted nearly 20 years after the end of war, brought about the atmosphere of anti-Vietnam veterans. Now I am happy to say that the situation has improved and continues to evolve. Construction of the Vietnam Memorial Hall will help create a healing atmosphere. Veterans and active service personnel can now use many consulting services. VA is a leader in the treatment of post-traumatic stress disorder and carries out a remarkable suicide prevention series, weather program, which has been successful in preventing veterans and thousands of other suicides. (If you or a veteran you know is in danger, you can call the veteran crisis hotline, call 1 - 800 - 273 - 8255 and press 1)