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March 18, 1969: The controversial “Operation Menu” begins

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March 18, 1969: The controversial “Operation Menu” begins

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Operation Menu was a covert bombing that targeted communist sanctuaries and supply routes in Cambodia. The bombs lasted till May 26, 1970 and was conducted without the consent of the Cambodian government.

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Nov 3, 1969: Nixon implements the policy of Vietnaminzation 

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Nov 3, 1969: Nixon implements the policy of Vietnaminzation 

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It was a strategy to shift the responsibility for combat operations from American forces to the South Vietnamese military.

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Dec 1, 1969: Draft lottery instituted and many become “Draft Dodgers” 

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Dec 1, 1969: Draft lottery instituted and many become “Draft Dodgers” 

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Draft dodgers were people who found ways to avoid being drafted like moving to Canada.

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THe Kent State shooting was during a protest at the Kent State University in Kent, Ohio. National Guard soldiers shot into a group of students killing 4 and injuring more.

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June 13, 1971: Pentagon Papers are published by the New York Times

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June 13, 1971: Pentagon Papers are published by the New York Times

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The Pentagon Papers was previously undisclosed information about U.S. involvement in Vietnam that was leaked by someone.

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The draft ends with the signing of the Paris Peace Accords.

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January 27, 1973: Nixon signs the Paris Peace Accords 

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January 27, 1973: Nixon signs the Paris Peace Accords 

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The Paris Peace Accords was a peace agreement between the U.S., South Vietnam, and North Vietnam. This would trigger the withdrawal of U.S. forces from Vietnam and the release of prisoners of war.

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March 14, 1973: John McCain and 591 POWs return

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March 14, 1973: John McCain and 591 POWs return

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POWs are prisoners of war who were captured during warfare and held captive. After the peace agreement most if not all POWs were released including U.S. Navy pilot John McCain.

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Aug 9, 1974: Gerald Ford becomes president after Nixon resigns

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Aug 9, 1974: Gerald Ford becomes president after Nixon resigns

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Nixon was already facing impending impeachment and following the Watergate resignation was not unexpected. Gerald Ford the vice president would then become president.

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The Fall of Saigon is when North Vietnam captures the capital of South Vietnam Saigon. It represents the collapse of the South Vietnamese government and the reunification of Vietnam under communist rule.