POW/MIA
INSIDER RECOMMENDED
READING LIST:

(Note this list will be constantly updated)

The books are not listed in any order or precedence:

1. Kiss the Boys Goodbye; by: Monika Jensen-Stevenson and William Stevenson.

2. MIA or Mythmaking In America; by: H. Bruce Franklin.

3. MIA: Accounting for the Missing in Southeast Asia; by: Paul D. Mather.

4. Why Didn’t You Get Me Out; by: Frank Anton.

5. First Heroes; The POW’s left Behind in Vietnam; by: Rod Colvin.

6. Mission MIA; by: J.C. Pollock.

7. BOHICA; by: Scott Barnes.

8. Honorable Men; My Life in the CIA; by: William E. Colby.

9. Secret Warriors: Inside the Covert Military Operations of the Reagan Era; by: Steven Emerson.

10. Missing In Action; Trail of Deceit; by: Larry J. O’Daniel.

11. The Ravens; by: Christopher Robbins.

12. In Love and War; by: Jim and Sybil Stockdale.

13. An Enormous Crime; by: Billy Hendon.

14. A Knavish Piece of Work; a novel of the Mayaguez Incident; by: Ejner Fulsnag.

15. Code Name Brightlight; by: George Veith.

16. Leave No Man Behind; by: Garnett “Bill” Bell.

17. Five Years to Freedom; by: Nick Rowe.

18. Delta Force; by: Chuck Beckwith.

19. Up Country: by: Nelson DeMille.

20. The Sorrow of War; by: Bao Ninh.

21. Southeast Asia; past and present; by: D. R. SarDesai.

22. The Heroes Who Fell From Grace; the True Story of Operation Lazarus, the Attempt to Free American POW's from Laos; by: Charles J. Patterson

23. The POW/MIA Fact Book; produced by JPAC and DPMO

24. When Hell was in Session; by: Jeremiah Denton

25. A Nation Betrayed; by: Bo Gritz

26. The Men We Left Behind:  by; Jim Sanders and Mark Sauter

27. Hell in a very Small Place: by:  Bernard B. Fall

28. Conversations with the Enemy; by: Winston Groom and Duncan Spenser

29. Decent Interval; by: Frank Snepp

30. The Passing of the Night; by:  Robby Risner