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What were the consequences for the UK refusing to support the USA's war in Vietnam?
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Throughout the UK's recent history it has supported US foreign wars, which the US likes partially due to the diplomatic support and legitimacy this lends to the war.
A notable exception is the Vietnam War, the UK refused to send troops even though countries like Australia and New Zealand did.
Was the UK punished by the US for this, and if so what did that look like?
Alternatively (and much more broadly), what benefits has the UK received from allying with the US in so many US-led wars?
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