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This collection contains material related to the evacuation of Nha Trang in March 1975. Following the evacuation, Spear asked his staff to write accounts of the evacuations in their provinces.

Moncrieff Spear served as U.S. Consul General in Nha Trang from 1973 to April 1975. He was responsible for the evacuation of all American and Vietnamese employees and their families in Region Two.

Location	Box	Folder	Contents
	1	1	Recollections of evacuations:
			Walter R. Martindale, Administration and Assistance Office, MR-2 to George D. Jacobson, Special Assistant to the Ambassador, April 14, 1975
			Moncrieff J. Spear, Consul General, Nha Trang to Ambassador Graham Martin, undated
			Edmund W. Sprague, Province Representative, Phu Bon to Moncrieff J. Spear, March 24, 1975
			John V. Swange, Province Representative, Binh Dinh to Moncrieff J. Spear, April 9, 1975
			David Adamson, Political/Consular Officer to Moncrieff J. Spear, Principal Officer, April 10, 1975
			"Evacuation of Nha Trang," undated
			"Quang Duc Province, MR II," undated
			Memorandum of conversation, "Montagnard Attitude During National Crisis: Request for Political asylum in Event of the Fall of Saigon," April 4, 1975
			Nomination for Incentive Award for Paul A. Struharik, January 1976
			Remarks by Henry Kissinger at awards ceremony honoring Foreign Service officers for service in Vietnam, January 18, 1977
			Letter from Richard S. Pittman, Asia Director of the Summer Institute of Linguistics to Moncrieff J. Spear praising his handling of the movement of SIL staff from NhaTrang to Saigon and efforts to preserve research materials on the Montagnard languages and cultures, undated

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