The Myths of Vietnam

Even before the war ended, the competitive version of the Vietnam War and antiwar movement began to evolve. At the moment, I believed that the hawkish version could win the war, but the press, the folk game theorist of the Micro Management Pentagon, and the anti-war Hippy lost it. . . . On the contrary, the version of the pigeon is still wise and wise, no matter what strategy or fire power is used. . . Though these versions are known as myths rather than historical versions, it is less realistic than old places and new reasons for emotional investment.

According to Jeremy Kuzmanov, author of "Addiction Army's Myth: Vietnam and the Modern Drug Wars" and American History Professor at Tulsa University, there are many reasons that drugs are widely used in Vietnam. That is because we have anti-traditional culture. Due to the rich supply of drugs, there were also due to the collapse of the morale of military and the rebellion rooted in it. Please sell 5 dollars or exchange them with a cigarette pack. Initially, marijuana was accepted by the military command office. In January 1968, when the son of Vietnamese soldier and Nobel laureate writer John Steinbeck IV wrote an article about the general usage of marijuana in Washington, the situation changed and caused a media storm It was.

For many people, the Vietnam War symbolizes American controversy, myths and problems. There are many incidents that make Americans wonder what is the reason why we are deploying troops in Vietnam. So far, many other Americans have never questioned the behavior of the US government and the army. The problem with the Vietnam War has had a tremendous impact on American people, especially students. Participation in the United States began to be very discreet. On March 8, 1965, Lipsman's Doyle had two Sea camps. Their countries have undergone war, but they have not yet fought war. Their job is not to search for trouble or start a war strategy, but to protect Da Nang's plaza. But very quickly for American soldiers, it is not so easy to stop enemies, it is to dispatch more troops. This will continue to occur even when there are 46,000 US forces in Vietnam in May (Doyle, Lipsman)

Myths are misleading and are usually created by rumors. There are lots of rumors that Vietnamese war veterans come out of war. The main myth that most people tend to pay attention is that it only affects veterans. In the Vietnam War and the Korean War there are many posttraumatic stress disorders, so I think this is very common. They are children fighting thousands of miles away war, and this war caused great casualties. The main factor in cases of post traumatic stress disorder from Vietnam is witnessing death