America beat Vietnam

>>3395462
no

>>3395462
>t.assblasted Americuck

Don't be sad fat little American, it's not like it was the only war you lost.

>>3395467
>>3395471
See the OP image
>American victory
>Vietnamese-held fort silenced
>AMERICAN
>VICTORY

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>>3395462
I like learning about skirmishes like this. It's really obscure.

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>>3395476
Definitely
>Both sides claim victory
>t. 20 sources

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>>3395476
>>3395487
This is a personal favorite

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>>3395491
It's weird because literally nothing was achieved during the expedition. Normally Gunboat diplomacy plays off better.

Also how do you guys edit the shots like that?

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>>3395505
I just screencap the wikipedia article on desktop and crop it in MSPaint.

>>3395545
Bought that tire sandals. Sure it was durable as hell (tires are supposed to see wear after 20k+ miles anyway) but I don't think it's that comfortable, and I paid like 10 bucks for my own bespoke sandals

Prolly good enough for strolling in the beach or go for a quick grab at local McDonald's but I won't gonna use them innawoods

>>3395462
>war is only about k/d ratio
By your logic the Germans won against the Soviets in ww2.

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>>3395512
>On the morning of 25 September, the Merrimack discovered the French ships had sailed away during the night.

>The Nereid sailed into the town and the capitulation took effect.[8] Fearing that the French would return, Watkins asked the two American captains to cruise off the windward side of the island while Nereid secured the island. In ten days of cruising, the Americans captured only one French vessel before stopping off at Willemstad while on their return to Saint Kitts.[8][9]

>Upon their return to Curaçao, the Americans discovered that Watkins had failed to keep his word, and instead of protecting American property, had embargoed forty-one ships in the harbor of which seven were American.

>The Nereid's commander also impounded a large quantity of specie belonging to Consul Phillips and set British privateers cruising with orders to seize American shipping.
>In his reports, Watkins completely ignored the assistance the Americans had provided in seizing the island and failed to even mention their presence during the action.

That's what you get for trusting the Eternal Anglo