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Vietnam War Casualties

Alan Rohn December 10, 2012 Leave a comment

The Entire Vietnam War Casualty Profiles Legend: KIA = Killed in Action WIA = Wounded in Action MIA = Missing in Action CIA = Captured in Action Notes: United States Armed Forces Casualties According to the last update in... Continue reading

Interesting Figures & Facts About Vietnam War

Alan Rohn November 29, 2012 Leave a comment

Troops 2,709,918 American served in uniform in Vietnam. About 7,500 American women served in the Vietnam war. Almost 2/3 of Americans served in Vietnam were volunteers while 2/3 of men served in World War II were drafted. End of... Continue reading

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Vietnam War Fact: October Surprise

October surprise, which first came into use shortly after the 1972 presidential election, referred to news events that happened... Continue reading

Agent Orange in the Vietnam War

Vietnam Syndrome

Vietnam Syndrome, like other post-war syndromes, was first used in early 1970s to describe the physical and psychological symptoms... Continue reading

Vietnam War Fact: Viet Cong – Charlie

Silent Majority

Although the phrase “Silent Majority” came into use as early as in the late 19th century to depict “dead”, ... Continue reading

Top 20 Vietnam War Quotes

The fall of Saigon and South Vietnam on April 30, 1975 eventually ended the longest war the U.S. have... Continue reading

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Vietnam War Casualties

Interesting Figures & Facts About Vietnam War

Featured

Vietnam War Fact: October Surprise

Agent Orange in the Vietnam War

Vietnam Syndrome

Vietnam War Fact: Viet Cong – Charlie

Silent Majority

Top 20 Vietnam War Quotes

Vietnam War Timeline

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