Where were Marines evacuated from in Operation Eagle Pull?

Operation Eagle Pull was a significant evacuation operation that took place during the Cambodian Civil War. The correct answer points to Cambodia, where U.S. and allied forces, including the Marines, were engaged in evacuating American citizens and at-risk individuals as the political situation deteriorated in the region. This operation was marked by the urgency of evacuating from the capital, Phnom Penh, which was under threat as Khmer Rouge forces advanced.

The historical context highlights that the other options do not align with the events of Operation Eagle Pull. Vietnam was a separate conflict where other operations and evacuations occurred, such as the famous Operation Frequent Wind in 1975, which was about the evacuation from Saigon. Laos, while involved in the broader Southeast Asian conflict, was not the location of this specific operation, and Thailand, although a U.S. ally during the Vietnam War, was not the site of the evacuation efforts in Operation Eagle Pull. This focus on Cambodia emphasizes the urgency and specific strategic decisions made during that turbulent time.