Some twelve months before the "Tat offensive," Nick Spree a U.S. marine fell into the hands of the Viet Cong during a night patrol in the South Vietnamese jungle. He was captured in the Hue vicinity, was led by his captors northwards, across the border into North Vietnam; there he was interned as a P.O.W in a reeducation center two and a half miles south of the capital Hanoi. He is the sole captive in that well camouflaged jungle citadel; the previous detainees if there were any, must have perished by executions or have been set free. But instead of solitary confinement, day and night harsh...
Some twelve months before the "Tat offensive," Nick Spree a U.S. marine fell into the hands of the Viet Cong during a night patrol in the South Vietna...