U.S. Actions in Vietnam

Two views on American behavior in Vietnam, "Objections in US History" concern US behavior in Vietnam. Are they reasonable? According to Lyndon B. Johnson, behavior in the United States is reasonable. After John Kennedy was assassinated, Johnson became president. When Johnson took over, the conflict in Vietnam was already in Vietnam. Young Hum Kim, a professor of history at American International University in San Diego, has a different view.

Dunblock is the youngest American soldier in Vietnam, occupying a special position in history. His name appeared in the Vietnam War Memorial in Washington, DC, and the image of the Vietnam War Memorial of Lower Manhattan was engraved. He has two streets named after him - one in Brooklyn and the other in Hawaii. But most Americans do not know his name. This is a flaw in historical writing. Regardless of the race, religion, or other "tag" that harm our society, this young man deserves recognition - he is the youngest war hero in the 20th century.

Since Saigon's collapse, Americans have tried to learn from Vietnam, but some people are short-lived. In the latter half of the 20th century, US policy makers and military strategists wanted to focus on rapid and high-tech war with technically advanced rivals and boost Vietnam's memory. Forgotten lesson - It was built. After Vietnam, the United States attempted to place an Asian conflict behind it. However, the recently announced "hub" from the Middle East to Asia is widely regarded as a US strategy to contain China, and the United States is implementing a bloody proxy war between Vietnam and South Korea with this strategy . In the 21st century Central American conflict, Vietnam may even be a US alliance.

Its main reason is to refuse China's excuse to make copies of the Korean War and military intervention in the Vietnam War and the actions of the US Army are limited to South Vietnamese territory. During the war, North Vietnam will continue the "prohibited area" against the ground combat capabilities of the US and South Vietnam. It also extended most of the time to respect the "neutrality" of the border between Laos and Cambodia which the United States participated in the Vietnam War and was actually invaded and occupied by the North Vietnamese in 1960 . And supply to South Vietnam. (In Cambodia and part of Laos, the limited ground operations of the US and South Vietnam during 1970-71 were found to be too little, too late.)