"GI's Ordeal In Prison" by Philip Fradkin, Los Angeles Times
Special Forces Major James N. Rowe spent over five years as a prisoner of war in the Vietnam jungle before he overpowered a guard and was rescued by U.S. forces. During his captivity, he and other prisoners suffered from malnutrition & harsh living conditions. They made repeated escape attempts and were forced to attend “re-education” sessions by their captors.
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GIOrdeal
Citation
Roger Neville Williams papers, Collection No. 7473, Box 13, American Heritage Center, University of Wyoming
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