Question

Why was the M16 a issued weapon?

A. Fire Rate
B. There was no cleaning kit
C. None of the Above

Why was there a lot of friendly fire with he allied forces in Vietnam war?
A. They were Mistooken because of the AK they stole
B. They spoke Vietnamese
C. None of the Above

What did the allied forces call Vietnamese soldiers?
A. Charlie
B. Bravo
C. None of the above ​

Answer 1

The M16 was issued as a weapon for several reasons, including its fire rate. Therefore, the correct answer is A. Fire Rate.

During the Vietnam War, there were instances of friendly fire incidents involving allied forces. The primary reason for these incidents was not due to the soldiers being mistaken for the enemy because of the AK-47 rifles they stole (Option A). It is important to note that friendly fire incidents can occur in any conflict due to various factors such as miscommunication, confusion, or the chaotic nature of warfare. However, if we focus specifically on the Vietnam War, the correct answer is C. None of the Above.

Vietnamese soldiers were often referred to as "Charlie" by allied forces during the Vietnam War. Therefore, the correct answer is A. Charlie.