America's Inhuman Crimes in Vietnam A Black History in the Color of Blood

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In this research, we reveal the secrets of the war that the United States of America entered in a cold manner, and shed light on some of the details of this war and its results.

 This war was in Vietnam, waged by America as a superpower, still celebrating its magnificent and decisive victory over the Axis powers in World War II. But, fate willed that the conflict would come out with a humiliating defeat, and great material and human losses that shocked the entire world - especially the American interior - which became more skeptical than ever about the competence of its leadership, and the truth of its claims.

The Vietnam War was the longest and most debilitating war in American history, and the only war the United States ever lost. The war had far-reaching and profound consequences for most aspects of American life, from the economy, to culture, to domestic and foreign policy.

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