Flags Of Our Fathers

        Bouncing Back is the story of how a brave and opulent group of POWs survived Vietnam. It allows you to take a good look at what these men had to go through daytime after day for years, never knowing if they were still married, or even if they would break down to make it back home.

        One morning in the summertime of 1967, Al Stafford a navy pilot awoke and went about doing things notwithstanding like any other day. On this day he was assigned to the Replacement Air Group (RAG) at Lemorre, quick A-4s and the target of this days alpha strike was a bridge a few miles south of Haiphong. Stafford was not assigned to any of the planes fast-flying this strike, instead he was on stand-by. While Stafford watched the strike, one of the A-4s in front of him moved tentatively toward the catapults and then stopped. The canopy of the send came back and Stafford saw the pilot was John Roosen.

        They were friends, and had flown together in another squadron a few years earlier. Whatever the A-4s riddle was, Stafford knew it was genuine. Roosen wouldnt fake it to get out of a mission. Roosen looked at Stafford, move his head, and gave him the gesture to go ahead. Stafford nodded to show he understood. It would be twenty years before they would see each other again. It was a good launch, and the little A-4 struggled a bit from its heavy load.



Everything seemed to be going smoothly , but suddenly his SAM exemplar device began to beep. This meant a missile had been launched, the cockpit was full of radio transmission and in the midst of all this, Stafford made his decision to halt with the attack.

        There were two missiles launched at Stafford, the first one disoriented him, the second missile hit and exploded the three-hundred-pound warhead, which caused the four scores of bombs under...

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