us involvement in vietnam ended in 1971.
us involvement in vietnam ended in 1971.
when did the us involvement in vietnam end?
1971
the vietnam war, (also known as the second indochina war, vietnam conflict, and in vietnam as the american war), took place from 1955 to 1975. the war was fought between the communist-supported democratic republic of vietnam and the united states-supported republic of vietnam, beginning with the presence of a small number of us military advisors in 1955 and escalating into direct us involvement in a ground war in 1965. us combat forces were withdrawn in early 1973 pursuant to the paris peace accords, but the war continued concluding with the fall of saigon on 30 april 1975.
list of medal of honor recipients for the vietnam war
section::::us involvement.:cia involvement.









































in the telegraphs, gordon also acknowledges us involvement in ""covert support for pro-democracy street rallies…and encouragement [of] democratic and anti-communist sentiment in congress, armed forces, friendly labor, and student groups, church, and business"" and that he ""may be requesting modest supplementary funds for other covert action programs in the near future."".









































the actual operational files of the cia remain classified, preventing historians from accurately gauging the cia's direct involvement in the coup.









































section::::us involvement.:march 28.
1964 brazilian coup d'état