In The Vietnam War, we had the ability to win over the North Vietnamese Communists, but we were forced to become the losers, or in other words, we were not allowed to be the wining party. That is the sadness of our country in general, and of our Republic Vietnam's Army in particular, and especially, it's the sadness of everyone of us, South Vietnamese soldiers. On the recent pages of our country's history, seemingly still smeared with the blood of our comrade-in-arms, only some part of the truth was uncovered, but the fact that The South Vietnam and The Republic Vietnam's Army have been forced to surrender is very clear.

 Thirty years's been just passing on our grey hair since the collapsing of Saigon and South Vietnam, our beloved capital, our country. And it seems to me that the pain and the sorrow of the "Saigon Mayday" in 1975 just happened yesterday.

 Our group, the writers of "THE UNNAMED BATTLEFIELDS IN THE HISTORY OF THE REPUBLIC VIETNAM'S ARMY", would like to cite some facts, to let our compatriots and comrade-in-arms know that our army has been forced to die, as we all need to know it and to think about it.