Essays on Vietnam

Vietnam has battled over the years to maintain its freedom from invaders like China, France, and Japan who sought to rule the country by colonizing it. Vietnam had been ruled by China for a considerable amount of time, which led to China having an impact in most areas of Vietnamese...

The South China waterway, which is a part of the Pacific Ocean, is a bordering waterway that includes a huge variety of terrain. The area is crucial because it serves as a transition for the transportation operations of numerous nations. The region is also said to have enormous amounts of...

Rumor of War by Philip Caputo Rumor of War by Philip Caputo, a four-decade-old classic Vietnam memoir, is still relevant today. The story is about more than one soldier. The publication of the book in 1977 destroyed America's callous attitude toward the fate of the men deployed to battle in the...

People frequently use artifacts, such as carvings, as symbols of enhancing them in order to have long-lasting memories of events that may have long-term effects on their community. Warfare, the death of a beloved king, and even genocide are examples of such events. Kristin Ann Hass' book, Brought To The...

The Army Nursing Corps (ANC) The Army Nursing Corps (ANC) began in Saigon, Vietnam Republic, in April 1956, when they got a few nurses from the army working in the United States. The nurses were deployed to Vietnam on a brief assignment to educate the practitioners in the southern portion of...

The easternmost nation on the Indochina Peninsula in Southeast Asia is officially known as the Socialist Republic of Vietnam. It is the ninth-most populous Asian nation and the 14th-most populous country in the world, according to estimates from 2016. Its population is estimated to be 92.7 million. Vietnam's neighbors to...

Vietnam and Human Trafficking Vietnam is a country in the Greater Mekong Subregion. Vietnam, Thailand, Cambodia, Myanmar, China, and the Lao People s Democratic Republic comprise the region. Many of these countries are still in development and face numerous social, technological, and political challenges (Rydstrm 683). Unique Characteristics of Human Trafficking in...

My Drive to be an Educator For me, the drive to be an educator has been a lifelong process. It's the culmination of a lot of thought on what kind of impact I want to make in my life and what kind of legacy I want to leave. Teachers are highly...

Last Days in VietnamLast Days in Vietnam combines two films into one that took place about 40 years ago and tells the vivid tale of Americans muddled departure from South Vietnam when communist forces closed in on Saigon. The other film is a related tale that has been reflected...

Introduction From 1961 to 1963, the Vietnamese government initiated the Strategic Hamlets Policy. The program's name was to become the central strategy for the pacification of South Vietnam. The scheme was carried out by isolating the rural people from the Vietcong communist guerrillas (Young 2015).Goals of the Program The program's primary goals...

IntroductionBetween 19961 and 1963, the Vietnamese government implemented the Strategic Hamlets Program as the central strategy for the pacification of South Vietnam. The first step in putting the initiative into action was to separate the rural people from the Vietcong community guerrillas. The primary goal was to improve stability, social...

Various cultures have become ethnically diverse over the decades, and with the high influx of immigrants across the world, this trend is expected to continue (Veldhuizen et al., 2017, p. 2). In Australia, the pattern is particularly noticeable in the Cabramatta suburb of south-western Sydney, which has one of the...