How an American Journalist Saved a Renegade Jungle Army in C

GREENSBORO, N.C. — Late in the summer of 1994, as the hot season was finally breaking in Cambodia, three scraggly men in flip-flops showed up at the Phnom Penh Post’s compound looking for American journalist Nate Thayer.
The trio, members of Vietnam’s oppressed Montagnard hill tribes, had...

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