Vietnam building deterrent against China in disputed seas with submarines

[NiceGuy]

That is true. The SVN/US alliance fought towards partition, not unification, and the bombing campaign was effective enough to make the North Vietnamese asked for 'negotiation' which no one believed but obligated to go through the pretense of the theater anyway.

And after the 'negotiation', we 'broke' it again and everyone knew what happen next already

 

[he-man]

Vietnam has only one hope.................USA in case a war breaks out and even that won't work as its not a part of NATO.
On positive note war is unlikely

 

[NiceGuy]

That is true. The SVN/US alliance fought towards partition, not unification, and the bombing campaign was effective enough to make the North Vietnamese asked for 'negotiation' which no one believed but obligated to go through the pretense of the theater anyway.

And after the 'negotiation', we 'broke' it again and everyone knew what happen next already

 

[Rechoice]

Yeah, so useless that you guys cried for two months begging for Uncle Sam to intervene. Teaming up with useless pinoy. You guys were hilarious.



"Hey no fair, Chinese sink our Vietnamese fishing boat! Why our wood boat sink when we hit your steel boat?!!"


vì sao?? why?? Vi sao??

Vì Big China is big yoker bro.
Hoa kiều là người không tin cậy được. Are you Hua Qiu from Chợ Lớn ?

 

[BoQ77]

a large scale war ? I don't believe that it will happen. China won't give other powers a reason to intervene and deploy their equipments to China border.

a limit fighting, maybe. To be ready on that case, the recent purchase of Vietnam focused on subs, Su30mk2v, antiship missiles., radar, frigates.

 

[Jlaw]

Vì Big China is big yoker bro.
Hoa kiều là người không tin cậy được. Are you Hua Qiu from Chợ Lớn ?

No I lived in Vietnam for over six months.

You must be a northerner because southerner are more pro China than the north.

 

[terranMarine]

No I lived in Vietnam for over six months.

Where did you live and what was it like to be there?

 

[Rechoice]

No I lived in Vietnam for over six months.

You must be a northerner because southerner are more pro China than the north.

I'm northerner. we know well how to handling with Chinese.

Northerners are more pro China than southerners, Le Duan, Nguyen Tan Dzung ... are southerners.

 

[xesy]

No I lived in Vietnam for over six months.

You must be a northerner because southerner are more pro China than the north.

It's the other way around men. Northerners do business with China, mostly trading, so they favor China over US. Southerners favor USA, and pretty neutral towards China. I think Southerners don't like Russia.

 

[Jlaw]

It's the other way around men. Northerners do business with China, mostly trading, so they favor China over US. Southerners favor USA, and pretty neutral towards China. I think Southerners don't like Russia.

Because I stayed in Saigon. Many Chinese there that's why I said southerners are more pro China.

 

[BoQ77]

Because I stayed in Saigon. Many Chinese there that's why I said southerners are more pro China.

No. Vietnam doesn't worry about the unrest of Hoa ( Chinese ) ethnic in the South, because China at the northern of Vietnam.

 

[xesy]

Because I stayed in Saigon. Many Chinese there that's why I said southerners are more pro China.

In the border war, northern Hoa ethnic got expelled to China, while southern Hoa ethnic was kept under heavy surveillence. Furthermore, the main fighting force of VN was stationed around Southern VN so any unrest or disturbence could be easily and swiftly supperessed.

You know that Chinese refugees helped VNese expand and build up Saigon during the Ming - Qing changing period, right? It's not uncommon for people to stay in the land they expanded.

 

[Jlaw]

In the border war, northern Hoa ethnic got expelled to China, while southern Hoa ethnic was kept under heavy surveillence. Furthermore, the main fighting force of VN was stationed around Southern VN so any unrest or disturbence could be easily and swiftly supperessed.

You know that Chinese refugees helped VNese expand and build up Saigon during the Ming - Qing changing period, right? It's not uncommon for people to stay in the land they expanded.

Many Chinese lived there for generations but thanks to the Vietcong they were coerce to leaving the country and leaving their wealth behind.

 

[xesy]

Many Chinese lived there for generations but thanks to the Vietcong they were coerce to leaving the country and leaving their wealth behind.

What can we say in defense? Change comes with pain and loss, to those who are ready and those who aren't. Where there are winners, there are losers. Many VNese, including Hoa ethnic, fled the country when the RVN collapsed. They feared not the NVese soldiers, but the change came with them.

 

[FNFAL]

Vietnamese have something money cant buy- the will to fight till the end, staking it all.