Synopsis

During one of the war’s closing engagements, Bob Clewell’s helicopter crew faced a relentless barrage of enemy fire. Joe Galloway made his way back to Vietnam, while in Washington, D.C., Barry Romo publicly cast aside his medals as an act of protest. The final American soldiers journeyed home, and Anne Purcell, wife of a prisoner of war, held vigil for news of her husband's survival. With the collapse of Saigon, Vietnam was unified.