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What made fighting difficult Jungle terrain Who is the enemy Viet Cong Unfamiliar terrain amp enemy has intricate network of tunnels Enemy is more motivated Unpopular war at home Cultural differences ID: 566398

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WAGING WAR IN VIETNAM

What made fighting difficult

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Jungle

terrainWho is the enemy? Viet CongUnfamiliar terrain & enemy has intricate network of tunnelsEnemy is more motivatedUnpopular war at homeCultural differences

U.S. plan of attack?

Use of helicopters to mobilize

troops

Napalm – gel that ignites to burn down thick vegetation

“Agent Orange” – pesticide

Air assault – “Operation Rolling Thunder”

Increase number of troops (draft)Slide4

The Vietnam War

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www.youtube.com/watch?v=x9jpgLRuf3oSlide5

THE KOREAN WAR

The Korean War occurred prior to the Vietnam War (1950-1953).

Again, the NORTH was Communist (supported by China & the USSR)

Again, the SOUTH was free, democratic (supported by the U.S.)Slide6

THE KOREAN WAR

The Korean War ended in a cease-fire or armistice.

A demilitarized zone separates North Korea from South Korea today (38

th parallel).It was

not unified like Vietnam.The U.N. has a constant presence to help maintain peace, as well as soldiers from both countries.Slide7

THE TWO KOREAS TODAY