 | David Hume Kennerly, 1975 |
 | Under a portrait of Theodore Roosevelt, President Ford meets with the National Security Council to discuss the final withdrawal of American troops from Vietnam. The U.S. withdrew completely on April 29, 1975, leaving Saigon to fall to the North Vietnamese. Ford later wrote, "That was probably the hardest day of my presidency…I look upon it as the sadness of a retreat that I'll never forget." |
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 | "No One Was Saying A Word", David Hume Kennerly -
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