Ten years after World War 2, the Vietnam War happened. While this doesn’t seem like that long a time, a lot of things changed. With countless vehicles, weapons, and other war-time tools that were used during World War 2 making their way into the Vietnam War, Americans found ways to improve on these technologies, making the military more efficient

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Ten years after World War 2, the
Vietnam War happened. While this
doesn’t seem like that long a time, a lot
of things changed. With countless
vehicles, weapons, and other war-time
tools that were used during World War 2
making their way into the Vietnam War,
Americans found ways to improve on
these technologies, making the military
more efficient. John Eilermann.
Let’s take a look at some of these
breakthroughs. John Eilermann.
Air warfare
After World War 2, aerospace titan
Boeing manufactured B-52 bombers,
which were used extensively in Vietnam. The Vietnam War also saw the emergence of jet fighters,
the famous of which was the F-4 Phantom. This jet allowed America to control the air.
But of all the American aircraft to
participate in the Vietnam War, it was
the Huey or the Bell UH-1 chopper
that remains the most popular. The
Huey was a vessel that could fly and
land at exact locations, something
they never had in World War 2. John
Eilermann.
Firearms and explosives
In World War 2, automatic rifles for
infantrymen were limited. But at the
start of the Vietnam War, America
developed a gun that soldiers could
easily carry and could fire off
consecutive shots. At the height of the war, the M-16s that were developed were resistant to water,
mud, and the occasional jam.
For explosives, Americans greatly improved the destructive power of napalm that used in World War
2. During the Vietnam War, napalm was far more powerful and destructive. John Eilermann.
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