<description>&lt;p&gt;Dozens of American soldiers captured during intense fighting in the Korean War came to understand the true reason for the US invasion, and sympathized with their so-called enemies. 24 chose to stay with their captors rather than participate in the prisoner swap–six who are immortalized in a photograph with a banner reading &amp;quot;We Stay For Peace.&amp;quot; Their story on this first full episode of Radical Military History. &lt;/p&gt;
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Dozens of American soldiers captured during intense fighting in the Korean War came to understand the true reason for the US invasion, and sympathized with their so-called enemies. 24 chose to stay with their captors rather than participate in the prisoner swap–six who are immortalized in a photograph with a banner reading &quot;We Stay For Peace.&quot; Their story on this first full episode of Radical Military History. 
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Turncoats: The American POWs Who Joined Their Captors [Radical Military History]

Turncoats: The American POWs Who Joined Their Captors [Radical Military History]

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