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An Honorable Endeavor

By: William Clark
Narrated by: Stephen J. Holowid
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The time is 1993, a young Democratic President has been swept into the White House. It is a time of cautious hope - all white noise to a dramatic story that surrounds a deeply psychotic US soldier who has lived in the jungles of Vietnam for the past 20 years. By accident, the man discovers American POWs in a camp in the haunted and rugged central highlands. Stunned by the discovery, he decides to free the prisoners. During his escape, he runs across two Vietnam Veterans who have come to Vietnam on a civilian aircraft recovery mission. In a rare moment of clarity, he forcibly takes them to see the POWs. The group finds itself racing to escape the North Vietnamese army in a desperate struggle that could everything on the world stage.

©2013 William Clark (P)2014 William Clark Historical Fiction Military Psychological War & Military Fiction

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