Author Description

Individuals from the United States military were kept as detainees of war (POWs) in huge numbers during the Vietnam War from 1964 to 1973. American POWs in North Vietnam were delivered in mid-1973 as a component of Operation Homecoming, the consequence of political exchanges finishing up the U.S. military association in Vietnam. This is essentially a book of the talks I have given throughout the past ten years or so that mirror my experience as a conflict detainee. I have coordinated the accounts and encounters of this time of my existence with the confidence and encounters of my life since. The discussions have been translated and put together here. They have been arranged by class as the chapter by chapter list reflects.