The US government has an unspoken pledge with every man and woman it sends into battle: you may be wounded doing your duty you may even be killed but you won't be left behind...
On 20 March 1971 during the largest helicopter battle in history an American chopper on a daring rescue mission exploded in the skies over Laos. Its scorched remains fell onto terrain about which allied forces knew little except that it was hostile - jungle so dense with North Vietnamese that going after the dead crewmen was out of the question. And so two highly decorated pilots and a pair of gunners who had each earned the Silver Star for heroism earlier that day were left where they lay: four among the 2 583 US servicemen whose bodies remained unrecovered at war's end.
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