I am well aware that this is not bigfoot related but I wanted to share this with you. Never give up! Ken Cordier was an F-4 pilot during the Vietnam War. He was shot down by a S.A.M. and spent over six years in the Hanoi Hilton POW camp. He has one amazing story and he is truly an American hero.
Denise F
Thanks for posting Wes, we need these inspirational stories also ?
Michael L
“FREEDOM IS NEVER FREE”, ONLY A FEW NUMBER OF AMERICANS REALIZE THAT THIS IS A TRUTH. THOSE THAT HAVE SERVED THEIR COUNTRY….
Renee S
The tears wouldn’t stop as I listened to his story. I’ve heard others as well. There’s not enough thanks to go around for these individuals’ sacrifices…
Ernest M
As a Vietnam Vet I thank you Wes to hear from first person what I did not have to endure.
Asheim
Thanks so much for sharing this Wes. I heard many stories first hand by fellow soldiers as I joined up just at the wrapping up of the Vietnam era. I believe he has a book out there about what he endured.
Eric D
Thanks Wes and more importantly thank you Ken for you service and sacrifice for our country.
Craig W
This was absolutely amazing….Thank you Wes
Rita S
Thank you so much for posting this Wes! Amazing!
Rita S
I had to re post this onto Face Book! When this man was a POW, I was finishing high school ….and beyond! We knew so little about what was actually happening in Vietnam! Yes, there was talk on the evening news, but so little was known. Mothers & wives sent care packages and waited on letters. I remembered hearing of schoolmates older than me who were shipped back home under flag-draped coffins. There was no face time or Skype with loved ones then in that war!! Culture shock came suddenly as men were flown home to try to pick up lives that had been interrupted by years of separation. The resilience of these men is amazing. They deserve our utmost respect and admiration.