VIDEO – WHAT REALLY HAPPENED IN VIETNAM
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JEREMIAH DENTON, VIETNAM POW – 1924 – 2014
Published on The Weekly Standard (http://www.weeklystandard.com) Jeremiah Denton, 1924-2014 Fred Barnes on an unforgettable hero. Fred Barnes August 4, 2014, Vol. 19, No. 44 Jeremiah A. Denton Jr. had three careers in the course of his 89 years. He was a Navy pilot. He was a prisoner of war in North Vietnam for seven
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THE SYMBOL FOR U.S. POWs
How one American became the symbol for U.S. POWs and those missing in action By Kyle Rothenberg Published July 04, 2014 FoxNews.com Jeffrey Heisley’s profile has long been a symbol for America’s prisoners of war. Most Americans don’t know who Jeffrey Heisley is, but chances are good they’ve seen his profile and contemplated the
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THE NATIONAL SECURITY GENERATION GAP
THE WALL STREET JOURNAL THE NATIONAL SECURITY GENERATION GAP By Stephen Peter Rosen Mr. Rosen is a professor of national security and military affairs at Harvard. Young Americans have become skeptical about the use of U.S. power abroad. March 31, 2014 With Russia’s invasion of Crimea, Syria’s civil war growing into a regional
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ADMIRAL DENTON, VIETNAM POW, DIES AT 89
://www.nbcuniversalarchives.com/nbcuni/clip/5112499310_002.do VIDEO – Admiral Jeremiah Denton upon his release in 1973 as a Vietnam POW Published on The Weekly Standard (http://www.weeklystandard.com) Aviator, POW, Resister, Senator, Hero Geoffrey Norman March 28, 2014 3:02 PM Admiral Jeremiah Denton is dead at 89. Americans of a certain age will remember him, if not by name, then as
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TORTURED IN VIETNAM’S WORST PRISON, 11 US SOLDIERS WERE UNBREAKABLE
http://nypost.com/2014/02/15/tortured-in-vietnams-worst-prison-11-us-soldiers-were-unbreakable/ NEW YORK POST Tortured in Vietnam’s worst prison, 11 US soldiers were unbreakable By Maureen Callahan February 15, 2014 | 11:42am James Stockdale before he was captured. MORE ON: History Washington letter that started first spy ring goes on display The Olympic whitewash of Soviet evil Seattle construction workers unearth mammoth tusk
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REMEMBERING CHRISTMAS IN HANOI
THE WALL STREET JOURNAL Remembering Christmas in Hanoi Ned Shuman kept the faith through five brutal years of captivity. Dec. 29, 2013 It is a happy custom at this time of year to count blessings, including our cherished right to the free exercise of religion. The recent passing of retired U.S. Navy Captain Edwin
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BOOK REVIEW – THE WIDOW SPY
THE WIDOW SPY – BOOK REVIEW by Martha Peterson The Widow Spy is my very personal story of the two men in my life who were heroes. The first was my husband John, who was a CIA officer. I accompanied him on our first overseas assignment in a small city in Laos, where
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JOHN MCCAIN – HE BEAT US IN WAR BUT NEVER IN BATTLE
October 6, 2013 He Beat Us in War but Never in Battle To defeat any adversary, the late North Vietnamese Gen. Vo Nguyen Giap permitted immense casualties and the near total destruction of his country. By JOHN MCCAINMr. McCain is a Republican senator from Arizona I met Gen. Vo Nguyen Giap—who died on Friday—twice. The
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