United States Pro-War The United States was up-against propaganda from many directions. The Americans found themselves in a war, unfamiliar to them. The status of the United States military was old, obsolete, and was geared for a strategic arsenal for traditional assaults as learned in the tactics deployed in World War Two (WWII). The early journey of the war was led through passivism. The American people were enjoying the fat of the economy following WWII. There was no immediate threat to the states and a fight across the globe had no direct impact on the citizens of United States. President Eisenhower was the first president that was involved in the Vietnam War. He was being pressured by the Embassy and State Department who was calling for
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Many of the gatherings would involve portraying a Vietnam veteran who would talk about his experiences and the uncensored effects of the war, especially on women and children. Many of the returning veterans were spat on and were not supported by the government for their service for the war efforts. This motivated many of the veterans to speak out against the efforts of the war. “The message of the antiwar movement argued that the Vietnam War was immoral and unjust” (Frankum and Maxner). The Vietnam was inundated with propaganda from many governments and individuals. The vastness of propaganda is well beyond the sources of this report. This twenty-five-year war was over nearly forty-five years ago, yet reports of various propaganda is still being researched and divulged to us. Propaganda was used by actors of the Vietnam War. While many count this a lost for South Vietnam and United States. Others would say that through propaganda the Untied State won against the vast control of communism. My findings did reveal that propaganda was vital for all the actors. Vietnam became a unified country, forming a Socialist state. Both North and South Vietnam had a unified State as their objective, through the war and the message of propaganda they obtained their objective at a great cost the country of the United States but even more the millions of lives and loss of valuable resources of
Many of the gatherings would involve portraying a Vietnam veteran who would talk about his experiences and the uncensored effects of the war, especially on women and children. Many of the returning veterans were spat on and were not supported by the government for their service for the war efforts. This motivated many of the veterans to speak out against the efforts of the war. “The message of the antiwar movement argued that the Vietnam War was immoral and unjust” (Frankum and Maxner). The Vietnam was inundated with propaganda from many governments and individuals. The vastness of propaganda is well beyond the sources of this report. This twenty-five-year war was over nearly forty-five years ago, yet reports of various propaganda is still being researched and divulged to us. Propaganda was used by actors of the Vietnam War. While many count this a lost for South Vietnam and United States. Others would say that through propaganda the Untied State won against the vast control of communism. My findings did reveal that propaganda was vital for all the actors. Vietnam became a unified country, forming a Socialist state. Both North and South Vietnam had a unified State as their objective, through the war and the message of propaganda they obtained their objective at a great cost the country of the United States but even more the millions of lives and loss of valuable resources of