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Roughly 8% (12 million of the 150 million) served in some branch of the US Military at some time during WW2.

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Q: What percent of us army ground troops saw combat in VietNam?
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Who sent combat troops to Vietnam?

The US.


What was John Kennedy's first act as president to combat communism?

deploy combat troops to vietnam


Who was the president of the US when the last combat troops left Vietnam?

Richard Nixon


How many us combat troops were in Vietnam as of December 1966?

See: Vietnam Time-line


Vietnam shifted the burden of the ground fighting from American troops to what?

Vietnam shifted the burden of the ground fighting from American troops to South Vietnamese troops during the later stages of the war. This was called "Vietnamization".


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To stop communist aggression. To preserve the Republic of South Vietnam (from being conquered by North Vietnam).


When did you commit ground forces to Vietnam?

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How many U.S. combat troops were in Vietnam as of December 31 1966?

According to The Gilder lehrman report there were 385,300 troops


Where was the first major combat in Vietnam with United States troops?

Ia Drang valley.


Who was the president of US when the last US combat troops left Vietnam?

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Who was President of the US when the last U.S. combat troops left Vietnam?

Gerald Ford


Who was the president of the U.S when the last U.S combat troops left vIetnam?

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