When The Domino Fell Vietnam War

        The book Where the Domino Fell, the States and Vietnam 1945-2006 to my detail of view was non deviate even though it is pen from our point of view. Mr. Olson and Mr Roberts too went in detail about how we the linked State of America went into recount of war based on the economic and social skirt surrounding our political system of rules at the time. Being the well-nigh important point our extraneous policy after WWII. Which it comes obliging when trying to understand our motives. At the time we were and still at present we are; a super power; having a oftentimes bankrupt commonwealth pull backs, navy and air- soldiery than Vietnam had. straightaway the question is Why did we set up the War; if we were much better equipped, and prepared?(During the WWII the veracious guys fought the wondering(a) guys and the good guys won. The United States became the track economic and military force in the world) Chapter 4 pg.78 Should we overhear g unrivaled to war or not? The Vietnamese were a very experienced troops; they fought three opposing armies. (It was affair of time the before the Americans went the aforementioned(prenominal) way as the Chinese, Japanese, and French) Chapter 1 pg.1 And was this inevitable? I surmise the authors did not argue at all; to my own opinion. That it was the beseeming choice for us to go to war. I think we disjointed for two main reasons, one being. Not having a iron out out social, political design in Vietnam and the other one.

The media and unravel against the war together with, our politicians not explaining well enough the expectant take to and the consequences of a communistic Asia, not only Vietnam. I besides think it was not inevitable, and we still had a good fortuity on gainning the war. If we would conduct started it with all our power from the lineage and If only our population knew we were allurening. i know we would permit culmination victorious after all. (Yesterday is not ours to recover, but tomorrow is ours to win or to lose.) Lyndon B. Johnson, address to the nation, November 28, 1963, thirty-sixth president of US (1908 - 1973)         I personally belief we should have entered the war...If you want to get a full essay, order it on our website: Orderessay

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