direct us military involvement ended in the vietnam war on january 27, 1973.
direct us military involvement ended in the vietnam war on january 27, 1973.
when did direct us military involvement end in the vietnam war?
january 27, 1973
the case–church amendment approved by the u.s. congress and signed into law prohibited further u.s. military activity in vietnam, laos and cambodia after 15 august 1973. this ended direct u.s. military involvement in the vietnam war, although the u.s. continued to provide military equipment and economic support to the south vietnamese government.









































bullet::::- 21 june









































graham martin was appointed by the united states to be ambassador to south vietnam replacing ellsworth bunker.









































bullet::::- 30 june
1973 in the vietnam war
one factor in reducing open-ended american commitments was financial concern. vietnam had proven very expensive. in south korea, 20,000 of the 61,000 us troops stationed there were withdrawn by june 1971.









































the application of the nixon doctrine "opened the floodgates" of us military aid to allies in the persian gulf. that in turn helped set the stage for the carter doctrine and for the subsequent direct us military involvement of the gulf war and the iraq war.









































section::::contemporary usage.
nixon doctrine