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Interviews With American Pows Illuminate Their Captivity In Vietnamese Camps And The Emotional And Physical Horrors That They Experienced. In October Of 1967, Konnie Trautman Was Shot Down While Flying His F-105 Over North Viet Nam. During The Next Six Years, He Was Subjected To Some Of The Most Inhuman Brutality The Vietnamese Were Able To Muster From Their Arsenal Of Torture. On 13 Occasions, Konnie Went Through The Rope Treatment, A Torture So Severe That He Would Have Preferred Six Months In Isolation To One 15-minute Session In The Ropes. He Spent 141 Continuous Days In Isolation; Interminable Months In Leg Irons; Thousands Of Hours Holed Up In Total Darkness ... Yet, Somehow, He Survived. Konnie Was Not Alone In His Experiences. The Communists Released 564 American Military Men And 23 Civilians In North Viet Nam, South Viet Nam And Laos. The Vast Majority Of The Pow's Were Air Force And Navy Pilots And Air Crew Members, Shot Down In North Viet Nam In The Years 1965 Through 1968 And In 1972. They've Become Folk Heroes Of A Sort.^ Their Heroism Derives From Their Ability To Survive What Most Of Us Suspect We Could Not- Years Of Terror At The Hands Of An Incomprehensible Enemy,

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Author

[by] Stephen A. Rowan

Publisher

Jonathan David Co., Inc

Published

1973

Language

EN

ISBN

9780824601577

Category

religious

Subjects

History, Judaism, Humanities

Rating

4.6 / 5 (5 ratings)

Updated

2026-03-14