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Hello, I am looking for someone to write an article on Vietnam War Effect on Youth of America. It needs to be at least 2000 words. The USA got involved in the Vietnam War as an ally of southern Vietnam.

Southern Vietnam was fighting against communist-led northern Vietnam and it was quite like a civil war. When the USA stretched itself into this civil war the soldiers were hard to motivate as they were bereft of patriotism, which they would have shown if it was a war directly against the USA, and fought to save national interest. After reaching Vietnam they felt more uncomfortable due to the tropical climate and the unknown topography. (Herring, 1979)

Their body kept on fighting while their mind got occasionally lost in their motherland in the arms of their beloved. Each war leaves a scar on the mind of a soldier and this scar is much deeper than that of the body. The American soldiers at the Vietnam battlefield were crippled without a cause, they were bereft of any idea that why they are fighting, as it was more like a civil war between South and North Vietnam rather than something hampering national interest. (Thayer, 1985)

Far from the motherland in a depressive environment and always living under unknown enemy attack their heart was burdened by thoughts of their loved ones as well as fear of death. This emotional pain went so far that to some brutal wound or death itself became far more acceptable than living under these treacherous conditions.

All the physical and emotional experiences found its reflection and after effect amongst the American population. Just as we have seen the First World War affect the trends, fashion and culture of America due to several dimensions of technological development and high standard of living, World War II also had a tremendous impact on shaping the jazz culture and music of America.

The jazz music, in turn, had a role to play during the war effort of America. The jazz-influenced culture and jazz music as a whole accounted for an uprise or a voice raised to support the servicemen of the United States and also assisted in helping the morale.