The Vietnam War: Causes Of The Vietnam War
Many issues also came from the lack of hygene that was offered in camps. Hygeine is an important aspect of human health and it is one of ways to prevent viruses. Without proper hygine many troop members had trouble fighting againt diseases that would keep them inactive, temporarily disabled, or even at worse death .Throughout the war, disease accounted for 70.6% of all admissions with the remaining approximately equally divided between battle casualties (15.6%) and non-battle injury (13.8%). Many reasons of non battle injuries included elements such as not having clean water, damp conditions with humid weather, pollen and plant allergies, Mosquito infestation and even at times having unprotected sex. Another reason that still a problem today was the use of Agent Orange. Agent Orange is a herbicide which is used to destroy enemy agriculture and food source. This was used by the british first but then later used by the United States to fight the communist Viet Cong. irrigtation. This has caused many veterans to now have many complecations with breathing and at times has cause many skin and respitory infections and diseases which have same effects as breathing