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What lessons for americans emerged from the vietnam war?
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What lessons for americans emerged from the vietnam war?

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The lessons that we learned from Vietnam is to not get involved in a war that isn't worth fighting for. Also we learned that we are not unstoppable and people or countries are able to defeat us.

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