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Originally posted by watcheroftheskies
How old are you?
im sorry but you are in dire need of a correct history lesson concerning the vietnam conflict ... this was not about winning and losing it was about testing new weapons and helping the big money corporations.. oh my goodness the french were there... you mean those guys who built the maginot line ......? I dont think by my reckoning that they have accomplished anything since napoleon was around with out any ones help.
hey buddy one atom bomb on hanoi and war over
we had them at the peace table in 72 and stopped bombing or it was over ....kindly do more study in this area and stop listening to the right wing line about burying vietnam.... they did not win because they were fighting on there on soil ... there is no logic or any kind of proof to back that up
Originally posted by watcheroftheskies
hey budddddddy
Originally posted by Tetsuo-51
Originally posted by watcheroftheskies
hey budddddddy
Dude, I didnt know Pauly Shore was a member!
Originally posted by watcheroftheskies
my history teacher forgot more than you will ever know pal. its a shame that you didnt have him you might know something more about the subject..... instead of babbling and not being able to counter the truth...
disturbing isnt it...
Originally posted by watcheroftheskies
excuse me but the russian generals would be dead and
the tanks they were riding in would be gone...
the satellites that you know nothing of would make sure of that
Originally posted by intrepid
Not all conflicts can be won by air and naval prowess. You still need artillery and infantry. Sorry guys, but look at Nam, the U.S. had superior armaments in these areas and that didn't assure success.
Originally posted by robertfenix
We "lost" nam because we did not have the balls to flatten the jungle. At the expense of our soldiers lives.
Period. We had the airpower/ firepower to level the entire jungle if we wanted. But because of civic pressure. international etc. The US refrained from destroying the jungle cover. So we threw thousands of soliders into a battle they could never win on the ground.
The US goverment at the time cared more about international treaties then its soldiers.