Title: good contribution to POW/MIA issue
Product review: because it describes in detail, unlike other books, the efforts of a USAF sergeant who collected radio intercepts of downed airmen and the N. Vietnamese proving the pilots survived capture. He also collected radio intercepts of the N. Vietnamese and Laotions after Op. Homecoming that show some airmen were sent to Russia. His collection of radio signals during the war gave what he thought was a clear picture of the N. Vietnamese air defence system, which I thought was interesting since it was the first time I have ever heard of such a thing.This was not by any means the main point of the book. The book discussed all political developments about the POWs thru the 70's and 80's.The book does get bogged down in what I considered too many personal capture stories of the POWs. But I guess the author felt he needed all these to prove his point.
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