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Years in captivity, he was can you be theed to repeated torture and experienced frequent bouts of disinteri and constant isolation. >> he was held in solitary confinement for two years. that tested his will to live and his belief system. >> every day was about one thing, survival. >> by christmas 1972, the u.s. dramatically increased its bombing runs over north vietnam in an effort to get the vietnamese to the negotiating table. >> that's what caused the communist negotiator to agree to terms acceptable to president nixon. >> within 60 days from this saturday, all americans held prisoners of w...

>> over the next five and a half years in captivity, he was to repeated torture and experienced frequent bouts of dysentery and constant isolation. >> he was held in solitary confinement for two years. that tested his will to live and his belief system. >> every day was about one thing, survival. >> by christmas 1972, the u.s. dramatically increased its bombing runs over north vietnam in an effort to get the vietnamese to the negotiating table. >> that's what caused the communist negotiator to agree to terms acceptable to president nixon. >> within 60 days from this saturday, all americans hel...

Captivity, he was subjected to repeated torture and experienced frequent bouts of dysentery and constant isolation. >> he was in solitary containment for two years. that tested his will to live and his belief system. >> every day was basically about one thing, survival. >> by christmas 1972, the u.s. increased its bombing runs over north vietnam in an effort to get the north vietnamese to the negotiating table. >> that's what caused the communist negotiator to agree to terms acceptable to president nixon. >> within 60 days from this saturday, all americans held prisoners of war throughout indo...

Release from captivity, but he refused, citing the military code of conduct. >> a code of conduct required prisoners of war to be released in the order that they were captured. >> i understood that the vietnamese didn't single me out for an offer of release because of any act of charity on their part, that it would be an issue of exploitation on their behalf. there was really no doubt about that. >> and john mccain made an affirmative decision that he would stay in prison and likely die rather than dishonor the united states navy, his family's legacy of service and break the code of conduct. >...

In bulky tests. mccain was offered an early release from captivity. but he refused. citing the military code of conduct. >> the code of conduct required prisoners of war to be released in the order that they were captured. >> i understood that the vietnamese didn't single me out for an offer of release because of in the act of charity on their part. it would be an issue of exploitation on their behalf. there wasn't any doubt about that. >> john mccain made it -- an affirmative decision that he would take -- stay in prison and likely die rather than disorder the united states navy, and break th...