Men We Left Behind

I was too young during the Vietnam war, but my heart goes out to those who served and were captured. Many were never seen or heard from again and this is very disheartening. As an American who served my country, I never imagined that they would not think these men were worth getting back. As Rambo said "I want what THEY want, for our country to love US as much as WE love IT." Pretty much says it all. I pray to God these men have passed on, rather than be forced into communist reeducation. Only God knows for sure. The writers have plenty of declassified info to back up their story, and there's NO reason not to get them back. It's the LEAST we can do for them.

I guess you have to be a Vietnam afficianado but this book hits a chord with me. I believe we left people behind and its sad. What we see now from our government makes you realize just how bad off we are these days and back in mine. Worth reading if you want to learn what goes in during times of war.

Deceived by the government, about the fate of its other lostsons. Now, the compelling story of the fate of POWs is revealed in horrifying detail in The Men We Left Behind. The Men We Left Behind reveals that it was neither peace, nor honor, but blackmail and dishonor.The Men We Left Behind is the definitive expose of this despicable fraud. The book includes compelling personal stories of individual POWs who were caught behind enemy lines and Pentagon lies. The authors name these POWs and tell their tragic stories.The Men We Left Behind reveals how the Senate POW Committee, chaired by Senator John Kerry of Massachusetts, in an effort to rush theCommittee's investigation and open trade with Vietnam, covered up the true story and protected Henry Kissinger and other U.S. officials as they concealed the truth.Confirmed by interviews with returned POWs, sources within the KGB, The Men We Left Behind is a shocking indictment of Henry Kissinger, Richard Nixon, the Department of Defense and the Senate Select Committee on POW/MIA Affairs.

This 1993 book covers the POW/MIA issue from World War II through the Paris Peace Accords to the corruption in the 1991-1992 Senate Select POW/MIA committee. Sauter and Sanders expose the fraudulent POW/MIA "official" positions taken by the U.S. government.The number of documented examples along with critical analysis puts this book way ahead of those books supported by the U.S. government. If you want to see solid documentation on the biggest scandal of the century then this book is a must read.Rich DalyResearcher and Member of the Board of Directors of the Minnesota League of POW/MIA Families and Minnesota Won't Forget POW/MIA