Vietnamese War And its impact on the course of US-Thai relations 1965-1966

Abstract

The Vietnam War had a wide impact on both countries, Thailand and the United States of America, since the arrival of American military advisors to Indochina in 1950. Armed conflicts occurred between what is known as the South Vietnam Front (the Viet Cong) consisting of the Communists and the Vietnamese, and the North Vietnamese forces supported by the United States of America, and escalated The pace of American intervention in 1960 during the era of US President John F. Kennedy, when the number of American forces intervening reached (16 thousand) American soldiers, and these numbers were increasing every year. In 1966, American forces began to gradually withdraw from Vietnam and end the American intervention, which is the stage known as (Vietnamization the war).   

Vietnam, War, US-Thai relations 1965-1966: Keyword