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King of the Hill

<                                               Vietnam War
                                              Capture of Saigon


                                               What The Hell For


                                                   Guerrilla war

                                                 Conventional war


                                                 What The Hell For

                                                       
                                                       Laotians
                                                    Cambodians
                               
                                                     Vietnamese
                                                    U.S.  Soldiers 
                  

                                                     Casualties


                                                 What The Hell For


My Thoughts On 
The Vietnam War


May All R.I.P.

Vietnam

Asia's most spectacular country
Vietnam, Vietnam
The beautiful sight, Asia's prettiest one
The rivers, the land, the war
The Vietnamese went up and beyond,so far
Vietnam, an independent country
To others, like Cambodians they were their glory
To the U.S. Vietnamese wasn't favored
We were accused, hated, and many killed
But, the U.S. continued to follow God's will
If possible, our freedom would be taken
By the tough Vietnames, but shaken
We battled many years
Ending with several Americans in tears
You put us through torture
But it turns out, you were the failure
Physically, you won the fight
Mentally, we gained respect and our rights
Vietnam, Vietnam

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