The Vietnam War is one the most unique wars that the United States has ever fought in. The war fought was more than 10,000 miles away and never had a true beginning or end. It was very different than America?s past wars. Guerilla warfare, mass civilian casualties, and fierce jungle combat were all found in this war. The war had involved the strongest military, the United States, and an untrained militia, the Vietnamese. The Viet Cong were not the only enemies of the war as harsh weather and the substantial amount of thick jungles grew into a frustrating factor. Many questions still remain regarding the involvement of the U.S. in the war. The psychological scarring and the harsh responses to soldiers all helped show the distaste for the U.S. involvement in the war back on the home front. I see the Vietnam War as a political stand for maintaining democracy and foreign involvement, but I do not see the necessity after the effects were revealed. The Vietnam War has its place in history; the purpose and reasoning many will never know.

The Vietnam conflict began in the late 19th century when the French conquered Vietnam. For the next forty years, Vietnam would not see peace. The League for the In

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