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On September 9, , Navy Cmdr. James Bond Stockdale was flying his A-4 Skyhawk on a mission over North Vietnam, just days after the Gulf of Tonkin incident, when his plane took fire and hurtled down. Forced to eject with seconds to spare, he landed with severe injuries: his left leg bent sideways by 60 degrees and his kneecap smashed; his left shoulder dislocated, rendering his arm useless; his back, he thought, likely was broken.
Stockdale was quickly discovered by villagers, who beat him and dragged him through the streets until he was delivered to his ultimate destination: the Hoa Lo prison, or, as it was derisively known among the American POWs held there, the Hanoi Hilton.
Twenty-five months later, Stockdale — who, as CAG Commander of the Air Group was the highest-ranking naval officer in captivity — would be moved, along with 10 other American POWs, to an even more remote prison site they called Alcatraz. Together, these men were regarded by the Vietnamese as the most dangerous, subversive and indestructible Americans they had ever encountered.
Their plan: By isolating them from the other POWs — and each other — they would finally maintain some control over these most insolent American soldiers. On Feb. Bob Shumaker became the second US pilot shot down over Vietnam. He was taken to the Hanoi Hilton and held in isolation for four months before he was even allowed to write home. Shu had seen another American regularly dumping his slop bucket outside and managed to scratch out a note on a piece of toilet paper.
