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The Vietnam War and US Security Policy on the Asia-Pacific
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The Vietnam War and US Security Policy on the Asia-Pacific
This year marks the fiftieth anniversary of the end of ‘America’s war’ in Vietnam from 1965 to 1975. The US entered the war in the closing years of an era when it was prepared to fight communist expansion wherever it occurred. This policy was initially signalled by the Truman Doctrine. The Vietnam war was a catastrophe in terms of its huge human toll and economic cost, and many Americans viewed it as a tragic folly. However, it proved to be a pr…
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