Like all wars, Vietnam has its legends. Among combatants, stories of heroes and battles are told and retold. These we know. Less familiar are those related by former POW’s and their loved ones, tales of MIA’s who survived, yet never came home. These, though denied by both sides, endure as only truth endures. Kept as slaves long after war’s end, word of their survival has leaked out piecemeal over decades. By word of mouth, in lists smuggled out by POW’s, in dogeared photographs—in hundreds of ways, through scores of eyewitnesses, evidence of their survival amounts. Despite everything media and government have done to discredit the whistle blowers, stories of the men we left behind refuse to go away. In March of the Skeleton Men, Four American and one Australian POW are thrown together, first during the war, then later in the post-war camps we have been told never existed. Drawing strength from each other to survive conditions unimaginable to anyone who has not been a guest at the Hanoi Hilton or prisons like it, they survive long after their comrades have returned to ‘the world.’ Each has one goal, one desire, one hope that keeps them alive—to make it home again. This is their story.

March of the Skeleton Men

Literature & Fiction

Hardwick, Harry

Contemporary

Elderberry Pr

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March of the Skeleton Men