Traitors or patriots? Eight Vietnam POWs were charged with collaborating with the enemy.

When six young soldiers who just came out of prison camp in Moscow - northern Vietnam in Idaho, they visited their graves in the Denver Cemetery on Monday they were immediately saluting, saluting, and crying.

Many people are shocked by the idea that the US Navy is cooperating with enemies. How can a Marine Corps "intersect"? Is he a traitor, young, misunderstood, frightened soldier? It was more shocking to claim that Garwood witnessed more prisoners who were still imprisoned. Why is there a captive in Vietnam? The inflow of information means that bringing answers only leads to more problems. In order to find the best answer, all aspects must be checked

Over 80% of the prisoners of northern Vietnam are crew members of the US Air Force (332 prisoners of war), Navy (149 prisoners of war) and Marines (28 prisoners of war). The prisoners of war held in northern Vietnam were used for the purposes of promotion, psychological warfare, negotiations. They are subject to torture, isolation, psychological abuse in violation of the Geneva Convention of 1949, North Vietnam is a member of the Treaty. Several prisoners of warriors marched in front of journalists and foreign tourists, and they were admitted for war crimes against Vietnamese. Others oppose torture and refuse to obey them. The Pentagon did not attempt military trials on people who cooperated with the enemy, except for the Marines who returned to the United States until 1979. However, most prisoners are serving with honor and dignity. Army special forces Captain Floyd James Thompson was arrested on March 26, 1964, becoming the longest prisoner of war. Navy Ligut. Air Force Colonel John Flynn is the prisoner of the highest rank