President in Power When the United States Joined the War
John F. Kennedy
Headquarters of the North Vietnamese Forces
Ho Chi Minh City (Now Hanoi)
November 1st, 1955
Start of the War

AK-47 (Automatic Kalashnikov)
Band that Performed "I Was Only 19"
Redgum
The Only President to Resign From Office
Richard Nixon
Headquarters of the South Vietnamese/United States Forces
Saigon
April 30th, 1975
End of the War
Main Suppliers of Weapons and Equipment for the Northern Vietnamese Forces
Russia & China
John Lennon's 'Other' Big Protest Hit
"Give Peace a Chance"
General in Charge During the Tet Offensive
General Westmoreland
University Where Four Protesters Were Shot and Killed By National Guard
Kent State
January 30th, 1968
Start of the Tet Offensive

B-52 Bomber (Boeing B-52 Stratofortress)
Hippie Peace Fesitval Held in 1969
Woodstock
Leader of North Vietnam
Ho Chi Minh
Location of a Heinous War Crime Commited by U.S. Forces
My Lai
March 29th, 1969
Last U.S. Troops Leave Vietnam
Name of a Common Type of Viet Cong Trap
Punji Stake Trap
Amount of Vietnamese Listed as Killed/MIA, 3 Hundred Thousand, 3 Million, or 30 Million
3 Million
Man Charged With Perpetrating the My Lai Massacre
Lieutenant William Calley
Location of the Main Base of the Australians
Nui Dat
August 18th, 1966
Battle of Long Tan
Main Toxic Ingredient in Agent Orange
Dioxin
Name of the Platoon Commander from Forrest Gump
Lieutenant Dan