Returning state POWs back leadership of Col. Guy
Phoenix AP reports several returning POWs praised Air Force Col. Theodore Guy of Tucson. Guy filed formal court martial charges against eight enlisted men for allegedly cooperating with North Vietnamese captors. He reportedly left Davis-Monthan AFB for an undisclosed destination. POWs avoided commenting on the charges but voiced support for Guy as commanding officer.
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Ex-POWs denounce martial charges as baseless
Ex-POWs accused of collaborating with the enemy reject charges as politically motivated. Defense voices say most ex-prisoners admitted some collaboration and criticize the military for pursuing prosecutions. The list includes Sgt John A Young and several other service members with varied backgrounds and reactions.
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