Recommended Reading:

• Overview (A personal reflection)
• "American POWs in Southeast Asia and the Violation of a National Ethic" (an original research paper)
• DPMO Research on US POWs in Soviet Gulag Prison System, June 2001 (added 7-8-2001, updated 1/8/2013 with Internet Archive version)
• Documents indicate American POWs transfered from Vietnam to Russia (added 11-11-98)
• One Day Too Long: Top Secret Site 85 and the Bombing of North Vietnam by Timothy N. Castle
• "The Castle Memo": A 4/28/97 memo detailing current difficulties regarding US attempts to receive a full accounting of our men. (Updated 1/8/2013 changed to Internet Archive link)
• Books on the issue recommended by the POW/MIA Forum

DAVID HRDLICKA was a confirmed US Prisoner of War in Laos who never came home. Where is he today? You can bet the Vietnamese government knows. For insight into his case (representative of many other US POWs) read this interview with his wife, Carol. I'm still wearing your bracelet David. I pray you're still alive and will return home.

Update 1/8/2013: I wore David's bracelet until 2005 when I lost it at a technology training workshop in College Station, Texas. The web host for the previous link is now offline, so I've updated the link to an Internet Archive version. See this website maintained by his wife, Carol Hrdlicka, for more information about his case: www.powhrdlicka.com.