Vietnamization: Nixon’s Secret Plot To End The Vietnam War
Nixon’s controversial Vietnamization strategy aimed to shift the burden of combat to South Vietnamese forces while gradually withdrawing U.S. troops. Despite this, American military actions intensified, with expanded bombing campaigns and the invasion of Cambodia. The horrors of war, including the My Lai Massacre, fueled widespread outrage and deepened public mistrust, as well as having a profound psychological toll on soldiers. As antiwar protests ramp up across the globe, the United States desperately looks to find a way out of the war. Credit to : The World History Channel
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