A Nation betrayed : P.O.W.'s, drugs and Southeast Asia / produced by The Other Americas Radio.

Program Title:
A Nation betrayed : P.O.W.'s, drugs and Southeast Asia / produced by The Other Americas Radio.
PRA Archive #: 
SZ0548
Description: 

Documentary about the activities of special forces commander James "Bo" Gritz who returned to Vietnam in search of 10 POW's believed to be held by General Khun Sa, a warlord of the opium rich Golden Triangle. The documentary traces Gritz's discovery of drug smuggling U.S. officials and secret military operations originating from the White House.|A NATION BETRAYED : P.O.W.'s, DRUGS AND SOUTHEAST ASIA / produced by The Other Americas Radio. - Documentary about the activities of special forces commander James "Bo" Gritz who returned to Vietnam in search of 10 POWs believed to be held by General Khun Sa, a walord of the opium rich Golden Triangle. The documentary traces Gritz's discovery of drug smuggling U.S. officials and secret military operations originating from the White House. - BROADCAST: 1989.

Station: 
Non Pacifica Programming
Date Recorded on: 
Date Broadcast on: 
1989.
Item duration: 
1 reel (29 min.) : 7 1/2 ips., mono.|29:00
Keywords: 
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Gritz, James "Bo."
Vietnam War, 1961-1975 -- Prisoners and prisons, American.
Prisoners of war -- Vietnam.
Nation betrayed : P.O.W.'s, drugs and Southeast Asia / produced by The Other Americas Radio.**A
Distributor: 
Los Angeles : Pacifica Radio Archive, 1989.
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