`` FORGIVE BUT NEVER FORGOT ! ``

Sài Gòn 30 tháng 4, 1975

Một "anh nuôi" (người phụ trách bếp ăn của đơn vị bộ đội), quần ống thấp ống cao với gánh "chiến lợi phẩm" phía trước Dinh Độc Lập.

Dép dâu nón cối trước Dinh Độc Lập

thằng hèn Dương Văn Minh và thành phần thứ ba Vũ Văn Mẫu đầu hàng Việt Cộng

cờ MTGPMN của thằng Huỳnh Tấn Mẫm

xe tăng Việt Cộng húc cửa Dinh Độc Lập

đường phố Sài Gòn ngày 30 tháng 4, 1975

tại sao VNCH lại thua những thằng rừng rú chân đi đất?

Thêm chú thích

Quốc lộ số 1 ngày 30-4-1975

Trung Tá Long tuẫn tiết trước tượng đài TQLC

Chợ Lớn 30-5-1975

Trận chiên cuối cùng trên cầu Tân Cảng Sài Gòn 30-4-1975

Trận chiên cuối cùng trên cầu Tân Cảng Sài Gòn 30-4-1975

USAID 30-4-1975

Trận chiên cuối cùng trên cầu Tân Cảng Sài Gòn 30-4-1975

tăng Việt Cộng bị bắn cháy tại Lăng Cha Cả gần sân bay Tân Sơn Nhất 30-4-1975

T-54 cháy trên đường Võ Tánh (Hoàng Văn Thụ bây giờ), gần Lăng Cha Cả

Sau 10 năm cầm quyền, TT Thiệu đã từ chức ngày 21-4-1975, nói rằng người Mỹ là không đáng tin cậy

TT Thiệu từ chức và từ giã đồng bào miền Nam trên truyền hình

Vũng Tầu, VN 30-4-1075

General Duong Van Minh, President of South Vietnam for a few days before the country fell into Communist hands

U.S. Ambassador to South Vietnam Graham Martin, answers newsmen's questions during his brief visit of the temporary press center aboard the in the South China Sea.

April 1975, South China Sea --- US Choppers Ditched After Saigon Pull-out

di tản Two little Vietnamese kids watch in disbelief as they see American newsmen and civilians board bus to be taken to evacuation side

Tan Son Nhut Airbase, South Vietnam: Female dependants of the United States Mission in Saigon strap themselves in a cargo plane along with South Vietnamese orphans who were enroute to Clark Air Base in the Philippines.

Giant galaxy C-5A plane crashed near Tan Son Nhut airport during Baby Lift operation

Apr. 1975, Saigon, Vietnam --- A man carrying a stretcher looks back at two babies en route to hospital here as one of the woman survivors looks on. These babies survived the crash of a U.S. giant galaxy C5A plane that was taking them to Clark airbase in the Philippines. At least 178 persons of the 305 aboard were killed. Most of them were South Vietnamese orphans bound for the United States. The children ranged from 8-month to 12-years.

Tan Son Nhut Airbase, South Vietnam- Female dependents of the US mission in Saigon strap themselves in a C5A cargo plane along with South Vietnamese orphans who were en route to Clark Air base in the Philippines.

Bến Bạch Đằng

Tan Son Nhut Airbase, South Vietnam: Government soldiers stand near some of the fuselage of a Galaxy C5A that crashed after taking off from this airbase here April, 1975.

Baby Lift Operation, initiated by President Gerald Ford to move hundreds of orphans out of Vietnam at the fall of South VN

Baby Lift Operation, initiated by President Gerald Ford to move hundreds of orphans out of Vietnam at the fall of South VN

Baby Lift Operation, initiated by President Gerald Ford to move hundreds of orphans out of Vietnam at the fall of South VN

At Tan Son Nhat military airport an empty C-130 aircraft lands to transport refugees every 30 minutes.

Nha Trang, South Vietnam: South Vietnamese soldier holds his pistol up as an American official directs Consulate personnel towards a waiting aircraft which will carry them to safety.

Trên boong tầu Đệ Thất Hạm Đội ngoài khơi Thái Bình Dương

Nha Trang

Civilians rush into an American chopper at Tan Son Nhut-DAD compound.

Saigon, S. Vietnam: Long lines of people hurrying to get exit visits and air tickets out of Saigon.

di tản Tân Sơn Nhất

Cam Ranh

Tuy Hoa

Đà Nẵng

Đà Nẵng

Huế

Tuy Hoà

Tuy Hoà

Quốc lộ 7

South China Sea

Phu Binh, South Vietnam

Son Hoa, South Vietnam

Phu Bon, South Vietnam: Refugees from the Central Highlands run for rescue helicopters to evacuate them to safety.

Saigon 30-4-1975 - Trung tá Nguyễn Văn Long tự sát trước tượng đài

US civilians board helicopter inside the American Embassy compound in Saigon to escape advancing North Vietnamese about to capture Saigon.

inside the American Embassy compound in Saigon

inside the American Embassy compound in Saigon

inside the American Embassy compound in Saigon

Outside the American Embassy compound in Saigon

A woman survivor of the crash grieves as she watches stretcher carrying a baby war orphan being taken into the hospital April 4th following the crash of a giant U.S. C5A cargo plane carrying the orphans