David Butler | 1986 | ISBN: 0722121067 | English | 560 pages | PDF | 5 MB

Shortly after dawn on April 30,1975, the last US Marines were helicoptered from the roof of the American Embassy in downtown Saigon. Four hours later, the tanks of the Communist victors rolled into a city seized by despair.

David Butler, a reporter swept up in the American exodus, recaptures the drama of South Vietnam's last days through the eyes of over 30 people on all sides of the conflict. From the highest levels of government to the streets of Saigon, this is a gripping portrait of courage and betrayal.
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