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To: Bilow who wrote (124451)	2/10/2004 6:12:24 PM
From: TimF	Respond to of 281500

In a sense the earlier war did indeed never end, certainly the situation didn't end even if their was a ceasefire. Their was no peace treaty or return to normal relations and the cease fire terms where repeatedly violated. The situation with Korea is somewhat similar, but I wouldn't recommend starting a war there at this time. Vietnam is a little different. We have normal relations with Vietnam and there is no ongoing confrontation or serious ceasefire violation issues. There may not have been a formal peace treaty but then there was no formal declaration of war either and there has been peace between the US and Vietnam/North Vietnam for decades. Tim