Why did the USA's arms agreement with the USSR during the Vietnam War fail?
Jan 22, 2008 by bookworm_3700 | Posted in Homework Help
During the Vietnam war, the USA signed agreements with Russia (And by any means China) asking for them to stop supplying arms to the NLF, and in return supplying arms so the communist countries could target on 'social problems'. But why did these policies fail?
Basically because US still wanted to win the war, by lawful means or foul (despite wanting out) but needed to supply weaponry to the south. The detente which outlasted US's involvement in Vietnam was disrupted by USSR's trespass of Afghanistan.
Bilbo | Jan 23, 2008
Basically because US still wanted to win the war, by proper means or foul (despite wanting out) but needed to supply weaponry to the south. The detente which outlasted US's involvement in Vietnam was disrupted by USSR's inroad of Afghanistan.
Bilbo | Jan 22, 2008
What was the impact of the Cold War in the US, USSR, Korea, Vietnam, and Afghanistan?
Feb 10, 7365 by Amber H | Posted in Military
I privation to know who won the Cold War, and who lost as a result of wars involving these nations. Also, how might their histories have been different had the Korean, Vietnam, and Afghan wars not been fought?
positive one wins the cold war, only loser's, people life is more expansive then any country because, only people created countries, for few assembly-man's power and money many killed.
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