The Spy in the Hanoi Hilton

Robert W. Wallace was former director of CIA Technical Services Office and his officials supported secret communications with Admiral James Bond Stockdale during the "Halloween Hilton" imprisonment.

CIA / OTS led the communication between CIA and Stockdale with the help of Stockdale's wife Sybil. Stockdale's partnership has become one of the most important secret assets in the history of the Vietnam War and opens the way to the recently deciphered Thunderhead strategy - a mission to save American POWs from Northern Vietnam

After completing the service in Vietnam in 1968, Wallace was awarded a combat infant medal, two bronze medals, one of which was brave "V" and three Air Force medals, and was honored to be rescued from the army in 1970 is.

In 1971, he joined the Central Intelligence Agency, including his two field tours as officials and three tours as the station manager. In the latter case, he commanded a secret strategy and management information gathering program. Since 1991, he has held several senior positions at the CIA.

Wallace finally retired from the CIA in 2003 and formed a private consulting group to provide organization, management and business development services to government and private clients, as well as various other activities.

In 2005 he received the Excellence Award at the Ottawa University of the alma mater ('66).

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