Two Souls Indivisible: The Friendship That Saved Two POWs in Vietnam
 

Two Souls Indivisible: The Friendship That Saved Two POWs in Vietnam

by James S. Hirsch

Hirsch recounts a remarkable friendship forged between two U.S. soldiers in one of the most harrowing settings the twentieth century has ever produced — the North Vietnamese POW camp known as the Zoo. One prisoner, Fred Cherry, was a pioneering air force pilot and the first black officer captured by the North Vietnamese. The other was a young navy flier named Porter Halyburton, from a... (read more)

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A remarkable book about two vietnam prisoners of war. The book tells the story of these two POW's who were placed together in the same cell for a period of time, in hopes that their race would divide them, but exactly the opposite happened. Their friendship gave them both the strength to survive the terrible abuse they suffered as POW's.

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