Operation Homecoming began with the release of U.S. prisoners from North Vietnam. The National Archives records 591 American prisoners released under the agreement, while Vietnamese detainees and civilians also figured in the agreement’s prisoner-release provisions.
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The first U.S. prisoner release under Operation Homecoming began in January 1973.
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The first release began on 12 February 1973; the agreement was signed in January.