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Arsenal HIstory Minutes | August 1972 Vietnam

Arsenal HIstory Minutes | August 1972 Vietnam | WQPT

Aired 09/30/2014 | Rating NR

Embracing Our Military

Arsenal HIstory Minutes | August 1972 Vietnam

Special | 1mVideo has Closed Captions

Arsenal HIstory Minutes | August 1972 Vietnam | WQPT

In August 1972 the last ground combat unit boarded planes and departed the Republic of South Vietnam. This day marked the end of, what had been to that time, the United States’ longest war. Well, not really. The Paris Peace Accords were not signed until January 1973 with the final US service men leaving in the next month.

Aired 09/30/2014 | Rating NR

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Embracing Our Military is a local public television program presented by WQPT PBS

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Embracing Our Military

Arsenal HIstory Minutes | August 1972 Vietnam

Special | 1mVideo has Closed Captions

In August 1972 the last ground combat unit boarded planes and departed the Republic of South Vietnam. This day marked the end of, what had been to that time, the United States’ longest war. Well, not really. The Paris Peace Accords were not signed until January 1973 with the final US service men leaving in the next month.

Aired 09/30/2014 | Rating NR

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