In the Fall of Saigon, the capital of South Vietnam is seized by communist forces, and the government of South Vietnam surrenders. U.S. Marine and Air Force helicopters transport more than 1,000 American civilians and nearly 7,000 South Vietnamese refugees out of Saigon in an 18-hour mass evacuation effort. This book is telling true stories, which were recorded by a young artillery officer of the ARVN in the wartime of the Vietnam War. April 30, 1975, this day the Vietnam War ended after more than 20 years since the Geneva Accords divided Vietnam country into two parts on July 20, 1954. The war ended prematurely and unexpectedly. It was beyond the imagination of all components of the population living in the Saigon Regime of South Vietnam at the time.