North Vietnamese citizens removed him from the lake that he parachuted into after his USN A-4 Skyhawk Jet Fighter/Bomber had been shot down. North Viet Soldiers removed him from the hands of the civilians and then placed McCain into a Prisoner of War camp (POW camp).
John McCain
No <><><><> If you are speaking of Senator John McCain, he was not yet BORN when the War of 1812 took place.
Yes, John McCain and George W. Bush ran each other in the 2000 Republican primaries, with George W. Bush securing the nomination and John McCain coming in second.
No, he took Montezuma hostage
McCain flew a US Navy A-4 Skyhawk jet fighter bomber on bombing missions over North Vietnam during the Vietnam War. The Skyhawk was a small jet, nicknamed the "scooter". The US Navy liked it because it was inexpensive to build and purchase, and was alot smaller than the F-8 Crusader and F-4 Phantoms, which took more space atop the aircraft carrier's flight decks.
The federal armory in Harper's Ferry, Virginia (now West Virginia)
He took him hostage to get their gold and to strike them first
No, he was taken prisoner during the US involvement in the Vietnam war prisoner of war between 1967 and 1973. The Battle of Dien Bien Phu took place in 1954 between the French and Viet Minh.
The hostage crisis was the Untied States of America's first nuclear warfare threat when the country of Wadaya took Micheal Jackson hostage.
in Vietnam.
In 1979 Shia Iranian revolutionaries took American diplomats and servicemen hostage. They were taken from the American Embassy in Tehran.
Yes, John McCain was one of the "Keating Five," a group of senators who were accused of improperly intervening with federal regulators on behalf of Charles Keating, a savings and loan executive. McCain was accused of accepting political contributions and trips from Keating, but an investigation found that his actions were more a result of poor judgment rather than direct bribery.