The first step is racial identification, technically they would be Eurasian (European and Asian descent). Second step is to ID (identify) the area the father was assigned; MR-1, MR-2, MR-3, or MR-4 (Military Region 1, 2, 3, or 4...also called I Corps, II Corps, III Corps, and IV Corps). Most Vietnam War maps will depict those zones; they were in effect for nearly the whole war. Special maps, available on line from military speciality stores will show which units were assigned to which zone; although they will be predominently US Army units. Obtain the book; "Vietnam Order of Battle" by Shelby. This book will show EVERY US unit in RVN (Republic of South Vietnam), who commanded the unit, how many men were assigned to it, what areas the unit worked in...and what year they worked that region. After ID'ing the father's unit/date/region, then contact the "Unit's Association" on line; example: The 3/5 Armored Cavalry Association Vietnam; or the 1/502nd Regiment Vietnam; etc. Those associations will have men that were in those particular units in Vietnam. They often assist people who are connected to the unit & Vietnam in some way.
During WWII those children were often called "war babies", akin to the "war brides", that US GI's socialized with in Germany, Japan, and Italy; normally just after the war, during occupation.
In Vietnam, the very same thing occurred; war babies and war brides. Offspring between US Caucasian Servicemen and Vietnamese women are Eurasians (European descent fathers and Asian mothers). Nationality termed American-Vietnamese children.
I just did a standard internet search on the 'Founding Fathers' seems to have been alot of them. The biographies of 111 founding fathers and 34 biographies of their wives are on: www.colonialhall.com , left hand link: Wives of the Signers Happy searching!
The Pilgrim Fathers were Protestant subjects of the English Crown. They worshipped as Christians.
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The Hebrew name for father is Abba if that helps
most children help work in the farming or woodworking industries
Lena Baker had three children, and the fathers of her children are unknown. Lena Baker was an African American woman who was wrongfully convicted and executed in Georgia in 1945. She never publicly disclosed the identities of the fathers of her children.
fathers influence their children by encouraging and being kind to them.
The boys went hunting with their fathers and the girls helped the mothers harvest crops and plant seeds.
Strictly speaking none as fathers are necessary for procreation but if you mean what percentage of American households exist without the father living there it is said to be as much as 40%.
Susy Clemens has written: 'Papa, an intimate biography of Mark Twain' -- subject- s -: American Authors, Biography, Children's writings, Children's writings, American, Family, Family relationships, Fathers
The average American man fathers about 2 children in his lifetime. This number may vary based on factors such as culture, access to birth control, and personal choices.
by being in the war and dying.
Many studies done over the past 20 years show that there is no effect of gay fathers on children, as compared with heterosexual fathers.
they get raped by there fathers
Girls= cook & clean with their mothers Boys= work with their fathers
Eph:6:4: And, ye fathers, provoke not your children to wrath: but bring them up in the nurture and admonition of the Lord. Col:3:21: Fathers, provoke not your children to anger, lest they be discouraged.
There is a great number of teenage fathers who support their children past one year. It is estimated that about half of these fathers fall into this category.