The U.S.A Secret War In Laos | Explained

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During the Vietnam War, the United States engaged in a top secret mission in the neighboring kingdom of Laos. Watch this video to learn everything about the conflicts and their impacts on all countries involved.
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00:00 Where is Laos?
00:57 The French Indochina Colony
01:45 Beginning Of The Vietnam War
02:09 The Ho Chi Minh Trail
02:57 The U.S Secret War In Laos
04:52 President Richard Nixon Appoints Henry Kissinger
05:50 North Vietnam Break Their Promise
06:40 Effects of The Vietnam War On The United States
07:00 Effects Of The Secret War In Laos

[@thegoodnoodle2896]

i highly recommend those interesting in learning about Laos to do their own research.
a great deal is said about the conflicts of southeast Asia but a considerable lack of real details regarding the war and it's effects of Laos can be realized. (this too is to be expected from a western source but also from a shorter form video meant to keep people engaged.)
Regardless, much much much more can be said about Laos, it's connection to Sino-Vietnamese militarism, political doctrine, and it's very own uprising in relation to that of north Vietnam's. Many of the actions of Laos could be well related to the Chinese uprising only ten years prior. considerable interests in Laos would regard a removal of American imperialism (which quickly followed after the removal of French imperialism) as well as many land reforms that were famous in north Vietnam during the Vietnam war.

[@YemposMengAnalyst]

Thank you for shared the Video

[@RevoltNationYTGaming]

this is great content!

[@jinchang9639]

Hmong fought this secret war from 1960-1975.

[@sisqolouangrat4184]

It was Laotian people LPDR

[@Hmong981]

​@@sisqolouangrat4184no, its was vaj pao

[@sisqolouangrat4184]

@@Hmong981 Royal Lao army?

[@Hmong981]

@@sisqolouangrat4184 yes

[@jamesyang9918]

Kinda disappointed that you didn’t talk about the Hmong people who were armed by the Americans to fight in Laos. My people were given airplanes to bomb the communist and were tasked to save Americans who were shot down in Laos

[@Glockaholic91]

Cuz this guy is scared to let the world know the truth on what U.S did. Puzzy

[@tobyyang5989]

No mention of the Hmong people and General Vang Pao?!?! Disappointing!!!

[@Hmong981]

Because this is how the white peoples are, used the mhong fought theirs war and abandoned the mhong soldiers and theirs famiky faced the genocide,at lest 200,000mhong was killed after u.s abandoned them

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[@lancesay]

there are couple of minor issues not a big deal for me, but i think you know it others will just get personal. i am not going into the negative aspect is a learning curve, overall great stuff.

[@mahdi5796]

Interesting content. But still I failed to understand, why Laos got involved in the war? I would say title is abit misleading.

[@schoolssection]

As weak and ineffective as all Lao govts. were, the invasion(s) of Lao territory by the Viet Minh and later N.Vietnam brought the conflict(s) into Lao.

[@hmoobmeeka]

Laos was fighting its own civil war and the north vietnamese used laos to send supplies south via ho chi Minh trail

[@HistoryGaming1001]

@@hmoobmeekageneral gum was a general in the Pathet Lao faction in the Laotian Civil War and he’s always mean to Kahn souphanousinphone who’s the husband of his daughter, Minh souphanousinphone

[@arasb3258]

"Ho KAI Minh?!"
No.
It's "Ho Chi Minh"

[@shoallasoala]

It's also pronounced "Lao" with no s on the end

[@sisqolouangrat4184]

Laos meant all people’s in Laos . We all fought to protect our homes

[@vetkeochanthanousone2383]

Thanks to tell the world that American do something like that to Laos People