Leaders
Which two leaders (From the Allies) Were at the Yalta conference?
Harry S Truman
Winston Churchill
This American rifle is the bread and butter to the American troops.
M16 rifle
A nickname for the Vietnamese troops
NVA
Viet Cong/VC
This man succeeded Stalin after his death
Nikita Khrushchev
This alliance was made up of numerous countries. (USA, GB, France, Iceland, Luxembourg, Norway, ETC.)
NATO
This Russian leader lead the USSR from 1924 until his death in 1953
Joseph Stalin
This anti-personnel weapon stopped groups of troops in their tracks. Also used by the Allies.
Claymore Anti-Personnel Mine
This controversal program, led by Defense Secretary Robert McNamara, was created to put more men on the battlefield. Who weren't fit to qualify by the regulations.
Project 100,000
McNamara's Morons
McNamara's Folly
This same tactic is used in sports, and not for Militant purposes. Not anymore at least.
The Draft
China and the USSR (Russia) Made this friendship in 1950 between Mao Zedong and Joseph Stalin
Sino-Soviet friendship
Before he succeeded the former president Truman, he was an Army Commander during World War 2.
Dwight Eisenhower
This LMG (Light Machine Gun) was used by the US during the Vietnam War
M60
A very infamous Vietnamese trail
Ho Chi Minh trail
After years of being divided by a border. The German people wanted this wall torn down
Berlin Wall
The Russian abbreviation of the USSR
CCCP
After failing to Tryout with the Cleveland Indians as a pitcher, he became a revolutionist with the Cuban people
Fidel Castro
This chemical compound was used to deforest Vietnam's jungles. That also gave US veterans cancer years later.
Agent Orange
This major escalations is also one of the largest military campaigns of the Vietnam War.
Tet Offensive
This Green Beret went deep into the Vietnam Jungle, on a rampage to save his Allies from certain death. He would spend 6 hours in hell saving them and his own life.
Roy Benevides
This pact was formed in 1955 by the Eastern Bloc.
Warsaw Pact
After arriving in Saigon, Vietnam, He would later become Kampuchea's leader after a government overthrow
Pol Pot
This explosive compound was used to burn trees and VC enemies quickly.
Napalm
Men who could fit into tight spaces would volunteer to do this terrifying and painful job to collect enemy intel.
Tunnel Rats
Richard Nixon had caused this huge scandal, which would make him resign on August 8th, 1974
Watergate Scandal
The Communist Party of Kampuchea had this infamous name given to them.
Khmer Rouge