it helped to get public opinion.
Media was a major piece in the decline of support for US involvement in Vietnam. Because of the easy access to the front lines and all of the major injuries inflicted, many of the citizens in the US became against the war and this helped spur a large anti-Vietnam protest movement. Along with the media coverage, when the Pentagon Papers were released to the New York Times and Washington Post, the American people were able to rationalize just how many soldiers were being hurt/killed as well as resources being used in the war.
Media coverage has affected the game of football by slowing the game down with commercials and advertisements.
America helped out SOUTH Vietnam. NORTH Vietnam was attacking it.
Women didn't fight in WW1, WW2, Korea or Vietnam; they were mostly NURSES. See Film & Television series MASH.
Simple, the US.
America "Helped" Vietnam against "the communists" and i think that's it.
The USA helped a lot, but other countries like South Korea, New Zealand, Australia and Thailand helped, as well.
The VC were an ally.
The media in the Vietnam war was huge during the 1960s they could see the war as it really was and those who lived in the United States of America could see actual vidoes and imagery of the war and the live fighting of their country.
Vietnam is classified as the NIC because the Americans and the Australians helped them Industrialise by giving them money.
The US helped in order to stop the spread of Communism into another nation and it was Viet Nam.