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"Fleeing for Liberty"
"Fleeing for Liberty" 1975
Shoes from a Child Transported During Operation Babylift
Shoes from a Child Transported During Operation Babylift 1975
Crewmen Take Vietnamese Refugees Aboard
Crewmen Take Vietnamese Refugees Aboard 4/3/1975
President Gerald R. Ford Carrying a Vietnamese Baby from "Clipper 1742"
President Gerald R. Ford Carrying a Vietnamese Baby from "Clipper 1742" 4/5/1975
Vietnamese Refugee Children on a Flight to San Francisco
Vietnamese Refugee Children on a Flight to San Francisco 4/5/1975
Memorandum for Secretary of State Henry Kissinger Regarding Saigon
Memorandum for Secretary of State Henry Kissinger Regarding Saigon 4/11/1975
Telegram to Ambassador Martin Concerning State of Play in Vietnam
Telegram to Ambassador Martin Concerning State of Play in Vietnam 4/18/1975
Cable from Kissinger to Ambassador Martin about the Evacuation of Saigon
Cable from Kissinger to Ambassador Martin about the Evacuation of Saigon 4/19/1975
Cable from Graham Martin, Ambassador to South Vietnam, to Secretary of State Henry Kissinger Concerning the Evacuation of Vietnam
Cable from Graham Martin, Ambassador to South Vietnam, to Secretary of State Henry Kissinger Concerning the Evacuation of Vietnam 4/26/1975
Vice President Rockefeller in a Meeting about the Evacuation of Saigon
Vice President Rockefeller in a Meeting about the Evacuation of Saigon 4/28/1975
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