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A U.S. Army unit searches for snipers while onpatrol in South Vietnam in 1965. From 60,000troops in 1965, U.S. forces grew to more than540,000 by 1969, in a conflict that dividedthe nation more bitterly than any other in the20th century. The last U.S. combat forces leftVietnam in 1973.247
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CHAPTER 1: EARLY AMERICAOUTLINE OF
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