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Located in South East Asia and approximately 10,000 miles away from the Continental United States the Vietnam climate and geographical plains made it hard to travel and transport supplies.
Much of Vietnam, especially the mountains is covered by dense jungle (The Embassy of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam in the United Kingdom) Has 2 major rivers used largely for transportation.
Southern Vietnam was bordered by Laos and Cambodia and Was divided by the US military into FOUR sections making communication and back up difficult. also, the United States at the time were not trained widely for jungle battle, and were extremely vulnerable for surprise attacks.

Vietnamese landscape make troop movements difficult as it is a very  hot and wet jungle terrain and as such Soldiers were said to have suffered from heat stroke, trench foot, fungal infections and other kinds of ailments.

What difficulties did the soldiers encounter in Vietnam?

The  Vietnamese landscape is known to be a tool in the war that makes troop movements very hard.

The environment where the war occur was said to be hot, and it is also a wet jungle terrain. Soldiers were said to have suffered from heat stroke, others had malaria, some trench foot, that was due to the hot, humid conditions.

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