You may be thinking of the year 1975 where many evacuations took place in the South Vietnamese capital of Saigon prior to the arrival of enemy forces from North Vietnam who overran the capital April 30, 1975 . This evacuation from a rooftop became one of the iconic photographs of that war . ~ see related link below for additional information .
Yes, Saigon still exists as a city in Vietnam. It is now officially known as Ho Chi Minh City, but many people still refer to it as Saigon.
From the former Saigon capital north & northwestward are rain forests. Below the former Saigon is all Mekong Delta.
Quang Tri to Saigon is 20 h 36 min (623.9 mi) via QL14
It takes 12hours.
2500 miles
The answer will depend on the mode of transport and the route taken.
They died or were removed to reservations.
There were many different forces, British, Canadian and American paratroops, British, Canadian And American infantry, British and American Special Forces, British, American and Canadian Armoured units . They were all up against almost twice there number of well dug in Germans, but the German command structure was in disarray. The Germans had tank units that were held back by Hitler himself in case needed elsewhere.
The Fall of Saigon was a period in history in which the communist government of Vietnam chose to murder the citizens living in the region of Saigon. There were more than 7.5 million people that died during this event.
The Allied forces that landed were American, British and Canadian soldiers with smaller elements from many of the other Allied countries.
No...How can we? There are many people in American that were born and raised there and are Muslim as well. Many Muslims may disagree with the choices that the American government or their armed forces make. But we don't dislike the American people in general.