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- September 26, 1989On September 26, 1989, the last 26,000 Vietnamese soldiers departed the country, driving their trucks south down National Road 1 back to Ho Chi Minh City, the last phase of a pull-out after Vietnam announced the unconditional withdrawal of its troops from Cambodia five months earlier.
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