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Victory for North Vietnam (1973–75)
- Nixon's final months
- Growing problems in South Vietnam
- U.S. financial support drops
- North Vietnam plans a new invasion
- The capture of Phuoc Long
- The attack on Ban Me Thuot
- The "Convoy of Tears"
- Northern forces continue their advance
- The Battle of Xuan Loc
- The fall of Saigon
- Cambodia falls to Khmer Rouge
- Communist triumph in Laos
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