Cold War Conversations

The Truth about the Gulf of Tonkin incident that sparked the Vietnam War (381)


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The Gulf of Tonkin incident, was a pivotal moment that escalated U.S. involvement in the Vietnam War.


I talked with US Marine Veteran John F. Davies, who researched the Gulf of Tonkin Incident. He shares a personal connection and insights on the political and military decisions that led to one of America's most controversial conflicts.


Discover the intricate dance of diplomacy, military strategy, and political manoeuvring that shaped this critical historical period.


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  • 00:00 Introduction

    01:23 Personal Connection to the Incident

    03:45 Political Context and Decisions

    15:30 The Gulf of Tonkin Incident

    45:00 Consequences and Reflections

    57:30 Conclusion

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