The correct answers are a frustrating situation in South East Asia, raising resentment at home to the war in Vietnam and increasing drug addiction and alcoholism.
Three problems confronting United States servicemen in Vietnam included a frustrating situation in South East Asia, raising resentment at home to the war in Vietnam and increasing drug addiction and alcoholism.
The reasons the United States were involved in the Vietnam War were the Gulf of Tolkien resolution and the counseling of military advisors sent by President John F. Kennedy. But people in America started to question the motives of the participation of The United States in Vietnam. Many people started to protest against the War because they believed there was not a valid reason to send young Americans to Vietnam. In the front lines, the U.S. servicemen were confronting severe problems such as a frustrating situation in South East Asia, raising resentment at home to the war in Vietnam and increasing drug addiction and alcoholism. People in America were aware of this situation and demanded a stop in U.S. participation.
