During the Vietnam War, the American pilot Kent arrived in Vietnam after receiving a bombing mission, but unfortunately, the Vietnamese hit his plane, and he survived.
Soon the Vietnamese arrived at the place where the plane had crashed, and just as Kent was lying on the edge of the pond drinking water, one of the Vietnamese soldiers grabbed Kent by the hair and pulled him up viciously.
The Vietnamese took him into a village and tied him to a clearing to expose him to the sun, without food, drink or freedom, and Kent even pulled his poop in his pants.
This was just the beginning, Kent was then tied to a tree, the Vietnamese did not stop strafing with machine guns, but not to kill him, and then dragged by the buffalo to the ground and sliding, and when he woke up again, he was hanged upside down from the tree.
Moreover, the Vietnamese tied a honeycomb to Kent's chest, and the end of the honeycomb was right on Kent's face, and Kent's face was stung like a pig's head.
The Vietnamese got tired of playing, so they took him to a prisoner-of-war camp, where they held tortured American prisoners.
The camp was heavily defended, and in order to prevent them from escaping at night, they were afraid that their feet would be locked up with wooden frames.
Kent, a worker, easily opened the handcuffs and shackles, but the prisoners did not dare to leave, and the long detention had made them timid.
Soon, the prisoner of war camp began to run out of food, and the continuous bombardment of the original US army led to the basic lack of harvest in Vietnam, and the Vietnamese were also ready to kill these wasteful prisoners of war.
All the prisoners of war understood that death awaited them without fleeing.
So they decided to fight hard, and at noon, taking advantage of the guards' inattention, they quietly opened the fence and obtained guns.
Kent is determined to take revenge with a gun, but the frightened inmates take the opportunity to slip away, and Kent can only give up after killing a few guards.
Kent disdained fleeing with them, pulling a daring fellow inmate to flee alone. On the way, they went through many hardships, making bamboo rafts, and went down the river, but they encountered a waterfall.
The only food left was also washed away by the water, and there were still a few locusts lying on their bodies sucking blood, and the heavy rain for several days made them very weak.
To save their strength, they threw away their guns, and their only hope was to find the U.S. troops as soon as possible.
A U.S. helicopter flew overhead, but he was in the jungle, and the pilot couldn't spot him. So they set the abandoned house on fire, but the U.S. military mistook them for Vietnamese and shot directly.
At the foot of the mountain, they met a small child, hungry they knelt down and begged for some food, but the child called the villagers, the villagers did not say a word and took a knife to cut, the companion was hacked to death, scared Kent into the jungle and did not dare to come out.
He wasn't actually rescued until one day, Kent was spotted by a U.S. pilot by a creek.
Kent's experience is the true story of that year, the US military burned the war to Vietnam, the Vietnamese people also used the same cruel tactics to treat the American soldiers, hatred is mutual, only peace is the only way to resolve hatred.