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What famous person was a pow with john McCain?
John McCain was a prisoner of war alongside fellow Vietnam War POW and future U.S. Senator, John "Jack" McCain, who is also known as the son of Admiral John S. McCain Jr. However, a more notable figure he was imprisoned with is the actor and former U.S. Congressman, Sam Johnson, who later served in the House of Representatives. Both men endured the harsh conditions of captivity during the Vietnam War.
How did John McCain survive in the Vietnam War?
Throughout his capture as a POW in Vietnam, he has claimed he had the support of his fellow captives, especially after he did not accept the chance to leave without his men. He comes from a line of Navy generals, and probably had mental survival tactics ingrained in him from the start of his career.
Difficulties did the US face in Vietnam?
The weather, the enemy, their fellow countrymen.
Did the US win or lose the Vietnam War at home?
Best answer: didn't win "Many" returning GIs had two wars to fight; one in Vietnam against the NVA/VC, the other in the United States against his fellow countrymen. Bullets were used against the NVA/VC in Vietnam; fighting words and fists were sometimes used against our fellow countrymen in the US.
Was Saint Peter held prisoner in the Mamertine Prison?
Yes. Saint Peter was held prisoner there because he wanted to baptize his fellow prisoners.
How were soldiers in the Vietnam war treated DURING THE WAR?
Badly by most civilians, treated as brothers by their fellow servicemen.
Why did the Houston's troops shout Remember Goliad at the Battle of San Jacinto?
Colonel James Fannin and about 350 of his fellow prisoners of war were massacred at Goliad.
What does loveys mean?
The name Lovey's derived from the name Lovegrove. It was a nicknamed penned by fellow Marines while serving in Vietnam.
Why did china and the soviet union join the north in the Vietnam war?
The USSR/Red China supplied the North; because they were fellow communists.
How do darnays fellow prisoners react when his name is called to appear before the tribunal?
When Darnay's name is called to appear before the tribunal, his fellow prisoners react with a mix of fear and despair. They recognize the gravity of the situation, understanding that being summoned is a dire sign of the peril they all face. Some express sympathy for him, while others are consumed by their own anxieties about their fates. The atmosphere is tense, reflecting the overall hopelessness and uncertainty of their circumstances.
What reasons did the doves have to not go in to the Vietnam war?
They did go. Some protested while others went to Canada, but there was a draft and if a fellow didn't report he was arrested. Some became medics and I knew one fellow who spent 5 years in federal prison for not going.
What impact did the the Vietnam war have on its solders?
Many returning veterans experienced rejection from their fellow US citizens, and US military morale suffered because of this experience.
