On this day in 1973, U.S. troops officially withdraw from South Vietnam and the remaining U.S. prisoners of war are freed. While the war continued violently on between North and South Vietnam, the departure of American forces marked the end of U.S. history’s longest and most unpopular foreign war.

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US Ends 12-year Direct Military Role in Vietnam

Last U.S. troops leave Vietnam today

Headlines from March 29 (1973)

May not end the war

Last GIs Fly out of Saigon

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