Central Highlands Campaign quickly spreads to Vietnam’s central coastal provinces. In photo: The enemy’s tanks and armored vehicles are chased away by the Liberation Armed Forces in Quy Nhon city, Dinh Binh province (Photo: VNA)
Central Highlands Campaign quickly spreads to Vietnam’s central coastal provinces. In photo: Nha Trang city after liberation day (Photo: VNA)
Vietnamese artillery soldiers and tanks march to Quy Nhon city (Photo: VNA)
Vietnamese People's Liberation Armed Forces in Central Highlands Campaign (Photo: VNA Archives)
The enemy’s weapons are seized by the Vietnamese People's Liberation Armed Forces (Photo: VNA)
Vietnamese soldiers build roads in Mid-central region war zone during Central Highlands campaign (Photo: VNA)
Dac To – Tan Canh in Kon Tum Province is liberated by Vietnamese Liberation soldiers during Central Highlands campaign (Photo: VNA)
Vietnamese troops attack Hoa Binh airport in Buon Ma Thuot town during the Central Highlands campaign in 1975 (Photo: VNA)
Local militias pave way for Vietnamese People's Liberation Armed Forces’ tanks during Central Highlands campaign, 1975 (Photo: VNA)
Central Highlands Front commanders, March 1975 (Photo: VNA)
Despite rudimentary vehicles, soldiers manage to transport food and weapons to the battlefield (Photo: VNA)
Soldiers under Pleime troop (Gia Lai province) discusses war plans (Photo: VNA)
Locals in the Central Highlands join hands with soldiers to bring cannons to high spots in Pleiku (Photo: VNA)
A farmer household in An Phong commune, Hoai An district, Binh Dinh province donates rice to Vietnamese soldiers (Photo: VNA)
Village elder A Mip in Plei Phien village, Pleiku hugs Vietnamese soldiers in joy on the day the village is liberated (Photo: VNA)
Da Lat city is liberated, April 3, 1975 (Photo: VNA)
Central Highlands Campaign gains victory after 20 days
Glorious victory of the Central Highlands Campaign in March 1975 created a foundation for the Politburo’s determination to liberate the southern region in 1975.
