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Chris Dodd 4th period Copyright 1982 by Norman Podhoretz Published by siomon & Schuster New York, New York 10020 Why We Were In Vietnam I. ... April 30th, 1975, Vietnam had become perhaps the most negatively charged political symbol in American history, awaiting only the literal end of American involvement to achieve it’s full and final debilitation. ... Vietnam differed in many significant ways from Central Europe in the late 1930’s. ... By April 30th, 1975, the debate over Vietnam had already been settled in favor of the moral and political position of the antiwar movement. ... Why We Went In 1. ... As late as 1962 a piece entitled “The Crisis In Ecuador” competed for attention on the editorial page of the New York Times with one called “The Cause in Vietnam”. ... Vietnam was to elect a government in 1956 but hadn’t happened. ... In 1956 North Vietnam resulted in a 99. ... 21 General Westmoreland ordered that 206,000 troops are to go to Vietnam with the additional 502,000 troops already in Vietnam. ... A Why We Stayed In 1 Lyndon Johnson said that the war could have been avoided if the U. ... 3 By the time Johnson took office 16,000 American people had been killed in Vietnam. ... S government order 200,000 more troops into Vietnam. 6 750,000 American forces were in Vietnam by this time. |
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