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We lost the war in Vietnam, not due to the soldiers fighting it but because of the socialist governments that gained control of our countries and the lack of will of the average citizen. I have friends who served and they all state they fought a containing war not an offensive one.
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Even though many people don't view the Vietnam War as a conventional war, the fact remains that the Guerilla forces were getting their marching orders from the North. Had we carried out attacks in the North as we did in Germany and Japan, the war could have been won through attrition.
Isn't that what was basically done during WWII. We wore the enemy forces down. The politicians wouldn't allow the military to carry out attacks in the North ... NOUGH SAID ????? |
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Politicians micromanaging Vietnam from Washington didnt help.
Same reason we have missed Bin Laden so many times. When they turn our forces loose and say "We dont care how you do it just get the job done." we always win. To wit: Sept. 11th New York and DC hit by Taliban shielded terrorist. Night of Nov. 12th Taliban fleeing Kabul like rats on a sinking ship. |
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Are you asking if we want to fight? The CCP cannot afford any war with the west. Their entire economy depends on us. As long as that is the case, the CCP will not make a move on Taiwan. Can the CCP do what the US military is and has been doing for years? Fight a protracted war half-way around the world for years. No they can't and yes we can. If it comes to it, we will fight. Still, the likelyhood of a war between the US/NATO/UN and communist China is slim to none...at least for the next 20-30 years. |
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It's almost as if I will miss the little bugger. ![]() |
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