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The US began sending "military advisors" along with the CIA in 1955, shortly after hostilities began between the North and South. By 1960, there were a considerable number of non-combat US Military in the country. It was not until the Tonkin Gulf incident in 1964 that President Lyndon Johnson decided to commit ground troops and aircraft, which began in early 1965.
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When did America enter Vietnam war?
US war in RVN commenced in 1955. US war against North Vietnam commenced in 1964.
The domino theory led the US to enter what war?
The Vietnam war
Why did the US enter the war in Vietnam?
Stop communist aggression.
What were good reasons for the us to enter the Vietnam war?
To prevent the spread of communism
When did the US enter Vietnam?
If your referring to the Vietnam War, the first U.S military advisors arrived in Vietnam in 1950.
When did America enter Vietnam war?
US war in RVN commenced in 1955. US war against North Vietnam commenced in 1964.
Did the US enter the Vietnam war on April 16?
no
The domino theory led the US to enter what war?
The Vietnam war
Why did the US enter the war in Vietnam?
Stop communist aggression.
Year by year how much money was spent by the US in the Vietnam War?
Begin with websites: Statistics about the Vietnam War & Vietnam War Time-Line
What were good reasons for the us to enter the Vietnam war?
To prevent the spread of communism
When did the US enter Vietnam?
If your referring to the Vietnam War, the first U.S military advisors arrived in Vietnam in 1950.
What year did the US leave in the vietnam war?
1975
According to which law did the US enter the Vietnam War?
The US entered because they signed a document saying that the will help with a war with communism.
Why did US enter Vietnam War?
To prevent the build up of ccmmunist control and expansion
What was the resolution that gave the us justification to enter the Vietnam war?
" Tonkin Gulf Resolution "
What wars did the US enter because of communism?
The Vietnam War, The Korean War, Maybe part of World War II
