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Why the Vietnam War was not a war?

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Oliver Johnson

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In other words, it's an open and armed hostility exemplified by active military operations, severe aggression and usually high mortality. By that definition, Vietnam was indeed a war. However, since the United States Congress never declared war against Vietnam, it was actually a conflict.Dec 3, 2012
2023-06-13 06:54:33

Ethan Turner

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In other words, it's an open and armed hostility exemplified by active military operations, severe aggression and usually high mortality. By that definition, Vietnam was indeed a war. However, since the United States Congress never declared war against Vietnam, it was actually a conflict.Dec 3, 2012
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