The Disillusionment of the Vietnam War

President Dwight Eisenhower conditionally promised to support a new country in South Vietnam in 1955. Between 1955 and 1961, the US provided $ 7 billion of aid, and Vietnam did not "premature" like "Domino's row" (McNamara) 31). Over the next six years, Vietnam will spend billions of dollars in the United States, thousands of lives, and the majority of American citizens' dissatisfaction. However, in the end, South Vietnam will fall north within two years after US military intervention ceased.

In the mid 1970s, many Americans began to question the role of the CIA for disillusionment of the Vietnam War, Watergate scandal, and mitigation policy. After the mass media revealed the intelligence agencies' abuse and failure, the presidential committee and the parliamentary committee conducted a survey. And it set new guidelines for secret strategy new structure and administrative and legislative monitoring. However, there is still controversy over the role and management of the CIA. One of the consequences is an increase in the amount of public relations information on intelligence agencies around the world ("Espionage", Grolier Encyclopedia of Knowledge, pp. 342-347, 5). In the UK, MI 5 was not recognized until 1989, MI 6 was not announced until 1994.

Politics was a chaotic, disintegrated company for a long time. I lived in the 1960s, but it was an era of similar dissatisfaction, disillusionment and discord that Ken Burns' new work "Vietnam War" vividly recorded in PBS. However, regional common sense about history and current events has always been an important balance for American society. But today the decrease in shared knowledge has led to the collapse of trust. In the past few years, we have seen the ability to compromise not only for our politics, but also because our most basic value system is biased.

Just like most of the movies based on the Vietnam War, all-metal jackets are being advertised in peace and sarcasm and disillusionment of the generation of love. Then, in the helmet which is a symbol of mandatory integration, both soldiers and peaceful duality are printed; dramatic sarcasm between "Born to Kill" and the Hippie badge means expansion. By setting the stage with subtle suggestions, the poster enhances this simple duality through the streamlined black and white palette and the slogan of the lyric to pull attention and imagination.