Us Involvement In The Vietnam War

Vietnam had been split into two, with a Communist government in the North under Ho Chi Minh and a Democratic government in the South under Ngo Dinh Diem. The North lead by Ho Chi Minh, who launched a guerilla campaign in South Vietnam, the campaign was led by Viet Cong units, with the intention of bonding the country under communist rules. The Unites States began to train the Army of the Republican of Vietnam (ARVN), to stop the spread of communism and to provide military advisors to help combat the guerillas. The drive of the war was to eliminate the communism that was overcoming the world and even the Vietnam War fought for a long period and with ambition, the communist threats still overcame in Vietnam even after the war had ended and in
This battle took many people, an estimate of South Vietnam killed 230,000 and about 1,169,763 wounded, and in North Vietnam about 1,100,000 killed in action and an unknown number of wounded. In spite of the United States number of people killed was about 58,119, about 153,303 wounded, about 1,948 missing. After all these losses there weren’t welcomed properly, the prisoners of the war were the basically the ones welcomed. The Cuban missile crisis had shown the true efforts of espionage in the Soviet Union throughout the era of the Cold War and it is shown that the Soviet efforts to crush the United States. In the year 1962 on October the Cuban Missile Crisis, had a direct and hazardous conflict between the United States and the Soviet Union during the Cold War and that became the moment where the, “two superpowers came closest to nuclear conflict.” The United States attempted to overthrow the Castro Regime in Cube by the Bay of Pigs Invasion but failed. Meanwhile the Kennedy administration planned Operation Mongoose, in July 1962 Soviet premier Nikita Khrushchev got into an agreement with Cuban premier Fidel Castro about placing Soviet nuclear missiles in Cuba so that if any future invasion attempted would be