The debate over John F.

Kennedy's Vietnam War strategy remains a contentious and complex issue, fraught with myths and misconceptions.

While the popular narrative often portrays Kennedy as seeking to withdraw from the conflict, the reality was far more nuanced.

As president, Kennedy inherited the growing involvement in Vietnam from his predecessor, Dwight D.

Eisenhower.

Initially, Kennedy maintained a similar approach, providing military aid and advisors to the South Vietnamese government.

However, as the situation on the ground deteriorated, he began to explore alternatives, including the possibility of a gradual withdrawal. - https://vietnamfocusguide.com/blog/did-jfk-want-to-pull-out-of-vietnam/?unique_id_mvtd8ash

"JFK's Enigmatic Vietnam Strategy: Untangling the Myths and Complexities"