Following the Vietnam War, the Marshall Plan provided massive sums of money in direct aid and loans to rebuild the Southeast Asian economic base destroyed during the war.

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The Marshall Plan was actually a U.S. aid program designed to rebuild Europe after World War II, not Southeast Asia after the Vietnam War. The U.S. did provide some economic assistance to Vietnam and other countries in the region after the war, but it was not on the same scale as the Marshall Plan.

Following the Vietnam War, the Marshall Plan Provided Massive Sums