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A series of surprise attacks by the Vietcong rebel group on cities and towns throughout South Vietnam
Viatnamese communist guerrilla force supported by the North Viatnamese Army
Festival that was created to protest soldiers not being removed from the war
One of many groups that opposed the war in Vietnam through protests
The decisive engagement in the first Indochina War, French forces occupied a valley and Viet Minh forces subsequently set out troops.
At this location, protesters launched a demonstration that included setting fire to the ROTC building, causing many National Guardsmen to be sent to the scene.
Secretary of State during the Vietnam War, supporter of involvement in the war
President during the Vietnam War who tripled the amount of American involvement in South Vietnam and refused to withdraw from the war
Republican Senator from California that coined the idea of "Vietnamization"
A company of American soldiers violently killed 500 women, children, and elderly people of My Lai
An invasion carried out by America and South Vietnam in an attempt to disrupt the North Viatnamese supply lines in Cambodia
Air Force Captain who died a prisoner in Hanoi in January 1968, and parent's received a Medal of Honor for his bravery
This man's rescue was the longest and most expensive search and rescue mission during the Vietnam War. He received the Silver Star, the Distinguished Flying Cross, the Air Medal, the Meritorious Service Medal and a Purple Heart for his actions during this mission.
This resolution gave the president a lot of congressional power in the sense of expanding the war without approval
The outskirts of Saigon were reached by the North Vietnamese Army. On April 29th, the United States knew that their presence in the city would quickly become unwelcome, and the remaining Americans were evacuated by helicopter.

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