Why was the Vietnam War considered 'unwinnable?

Answer: The Vietnam War was winnable.​ In 1945, General Curtis LeMay said: We.​.​.​ Long's Digest Top Stories For You Why was the Vietnam War considered 'unwinnable'? Stacy Tidwell Updated 25m ago The Vietnam War was winnable. In 1945, General Curtis LeMay said: We will kill every Japanese if that is what it takes to win this war. In 1965, General LeMay said: ... Read More » I was once told by a Chinese national that she remembered fetuses being sold in the supermarket as food in the 2000's. Is this true? Norman Tan, Frequent visitor to China since 1996 Written Feb 10, 2020 Miranda, I was going to answer this question sarcastically. Luckily, I read the other answers first and saw your comments on them. I think you are genuinely curious and not... Read More » What were the causes of the hobo phenomenon in the United States? Erik Painter, studied Comparative History of Ideas at University of Washington Updated Feb 2 The term "hobo" is one that was common in the 1870s to 1940s. It meant a homeless man who traveled around for work. It was different than "a bum". They traveled by train, b... Read More » A Vietnamese said that Lee Kuan Yew's original surname was not Lee. In order to become the president of Singapore, he changed his surname to imply that he was a descendant of the Tang Dynasty royal family. Is this true? Simon Meri, lived in multicultural life style for years Written Jan 31 There's no proof of either a Vietnamese saying this or Lee Kuan Yew wasn't originally surnamed as Lee, although it is true that at some point of time his ancestors adapted ... Read More » What percent of the Chinese love Xi Jinping? Zhao Dashuai, lived in China Updated Sun Before Xi, the poorest villages in China looked like this: Now they all look like this: These are before and after images of rebuilt villeges: Scenes like this has been replic... Read More » What are some historical facts that seem like a science fiction movie? Henrey Bradley, I've spent roughly 2x365x33=24090 hours, watching Movies. Updated Sat There was once a mighty civilisation which controlled a vast swathe of a rich continent. It's people raised monumental structures that would last until the worlds end, they... Read More » What's it like living in Vietnam? Mary Lee Grant, Ph. D in history specializing in comparative border studies. Written Dec 14 For an expat, I think living in Hanoi is a little like living in Paris in the early 20th century. Even though it is a communist country, I feel like Henry Miller here-I am ... Read More » What do Taiwanese people think of the whole 'One China principle'? Kang-Lin Cheng Written Jun 10, 2020 Thanks for the A2A There is a well-known joke among Taiwanese people: Taiwanese people do support the One China policy. In fact, Taiwanese people even proudly support that t... Read More » What are the dark sides of Indonesian people according to foreigners? Mino Abaki, studied at University of Strasbourg Written Sep 9, 2018 DAMN I LOVE INDONESIA. So grateful to be part of this country, with humble and friendly people. However two things make me so Piiiiised off all the time: 1.Lack of concern for trash. ... Read More » Why Is Thailand more developed and more progressive than Vietnam? Jaime Torres Written Feb 1 This region's history was shaped in large part by the Vietnam War. Thailand was only marginally involved in the war, providing bases and rest and recreation (R&R) for the U... Read More » Read More in Your Feed Never miss a story. Designed for readers on the go. This email was sent by Quora (605 Castro Street, Mountain View, CA 94041). If you don't want to receive this type of email in the future, please unsubscribe.http://www.quora.com/