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A group of French colonial territories in SouthEast Asia.
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in 1954 the Geneva agreements were signed. This agreement included the French agreeing to withdraw their troops from North Vietnam. Divides Vietnam like Korea.
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Sent over 500 Special Force troops and military advisors.
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President Lyndon Johnson was the 36th President of the United States. Once into office, he launched a slate of progressive reforms to create a Great Society for all Americans.
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Allowed President Johnson to go to any measures he needed to go to in order to repel any armed attack against the forces of the US and tp prevent further aggression. To retaliate and provide maintenance of International peace.
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The very first US Combat troops arrive in Vietnam, they join over 23,000 US military advisors already there.
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A planned series of attacks in South Vietnam. It encouraged the US to withdraw from the Vietnam war.
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A republican nominee, Richard Nixon was elected into office in 1968 on a Tuesday.
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In the Vietnam War it aimed to reduce American involvement and transferred all military reponsibilities to South Vietnam.
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The Cambodian Campaign: multiple military opperations brought about in Eastern Cambodia during the 1970's.
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Otherwise known as The Kent state shootings, this was the event of shootings involving unarmed students from members of the Ohio National Guard at Kent state University.
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The agreement on the ending of the war and made to restore Peace in Vietnam.
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On March 29th in 1973, the last US Combat troops in Vietnam finally head home.
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The capture of Saigon.
