Lecture

Vietnam War: From Bay of Pigs to Vietnam Conflict

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Description

This lecture covers the Cuban revolution against the Batista dictatorship, the discovery of missiles in 1962, the casualties of the Vietnam War, US support for the Vietnamese regime, the intensification of the conflict between North and South Vietnam, the turning point of 1964, and the military involvement of the USSR and China. It also discusses the military strategies employed, including the B-52 bombings and the eventual defeat of South Vietnam in 1975.

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