Which strategy did Nixon choose in Vietnam-?

Answer 1

Nixon used his strategy of Vietnamization. It called for gradually withdrawing US forces and turning the Ground fighting over to the South Vietnamese. However, Nixon also begun secret bombing raids of Cambodia, a country which borders Vietnam. This was meant to stop North Vietnamese troops and supplies from moving along the Ho Chi Minh Trail.

Answer 2

The strategy President Nixon used in Vietnam was called Vietnamization.

Answer 3

Nixon had been elected on a promise to Vietnamize the war, meaning more fighting would be turned over to the South Vietnamese army, and to start bringing home American troops. When the President ordered US troops into Cambodia and ordered more bombings, the result was a tremendous uproar at home with more marches and demonstrations. Congress reacted to the antiwar feeling and repealed the Gulf of Tonkin Resolution which gave the President the authority to send troops and fight the war in Vietnam. The United States did not lose the Vietnam War. Although some may argue that by pulling out of South Vietnam we did just that. In 1972, North Vietnam finally realized that the war was a stalemate. The two sides met and arranged a cease fire. In January of 1973 the Paris Accords went into effect. The US agreed to withdraw all its troops from Vietnam in 60 days. Congress had stopped funding the war effort. The North Vietnamese government agreed to release all prisoners, which they never did.

Answer 4

Cutting off supply routes from the north to the South and bombing North Vietnam enough that they would come to the conference table.

Answer 5

Vietnamization- APEX