In Vietnam, we eventually pulled out and South Vietnam was left hanging in the wind, and the resulting aftermath of atrocities committed by the North Vietnamese Army on the South Vietnamese civilians is well documented. The U.S. has done it before, do you think it will do it again, to Iraq? Pull out and let the cards fall where they may, so to speak?

I'm having an eight grade Orchestra concert for Christmas and theres a line I have to say which is: Now off to Vietnam, where we hear "Jingle Bells" with the flavor of the Far East.

I'm Vietnamese and I can speak it also but I don't know how to read or write it. I asked my mom for help but since she doesn't know alot of English she can't translate it from English to Vietnamese. I tried google translator and this is what it said: Trả ra cho Việt Nam, nơi mà chúng tôi nghe "Jingle Bells" với hương vị của phía đông đến nay.
My mom said its wrong so could you please translate it and please try to include the symbols. Also I don't know if this will help but my family is from Ho Chi Min (South Vietnam). Please and thank you!

70 %-To avoid a humiliating U.S. defeat...; 20 %-To keep [South Vietnam] (and the adjacent) territory from Chinese hands; 10 %-To permit the people of [South Vietnam] to enjoy a better, freer way of life; ALSO-To emerge from the crisis without unacceptable taint from methods used; NOT-To 'help a friend

what unacceptable methods are they speaking about?

ok so for my school project i need to ask these. it's going to be the feature story in my "magazine". i was going to ask my Uncle but he refused. Maybe somebody else is ready and willing to talk?
Where you drafted for the war?
What year was this?
Who was the President at this time?
How old were you when you started with you involvement with the war?
When did you start training and what kinds of things did they do to train you?
What languages did you need to know or learned through your experience?
Were you in North Vietnam or South Vietnam or neither?
What was your role in the war?
Could you describe what your typical day was like for you?
How if at all was life different for you while you were involved in the war?
Describe what it was like there that you remember.
Is there any lifelong lesson(s) you learned while involved with this war?
Would you ever want to relive any of your experiences during the Vietnam War?
How often if ever did you get to come visit your family?
How long were your visits?
Do you think your parents approved of your involvement in the war?
What did you miss the most when you were away from home?
What did you wish for the most when you were in the war?
Where you happy when the war ended?
Did you have to go through any sort of long process to get home?
thank you so much!

I have to do this crossword puzzle and I need words about people, geography, battles, and cities that are legitimate to the Vietnamese war.
Also, can you provide me with the definitions of these words, pertaining to the Vietnamese War:
South Vietnam
North Vietnam
Ho Chi Minh
Bao Dai
Siege of the Khe Sanh
Tet Offensive
Paris Peace Accords
Socialist Republic of Vietnam
Norodom Sihanouk
John F. Kennedy
Eastertide Offensive
(if any of these words do not pertain to the Vietnamese War, let me know! It is crucial)
Also, are these words things that occured or take part in the Vietnamese War?
Cold War
NATO
United Nations
Domino Theory
Communism
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Please be serious, I could fail my class if you joke about this.

i need a program to buy that i can learn from..the thing is that i need to learn the SOUTH VIETNAM DIALECT...NOT the north. all websites i have seen have sold the north language program. my boyfriend's parents are vietnamese...they do speak broken english but i want to learn how to speak to them in their language...i think it would be great if i could learn it! thanks...