Jocko Podcast 76: Knowing Darkness, 6 Years a POW at The Hanoi Hilton, to See The Light and Good in Life. With Capt. Charlie Plumb
May 24, 2017
Capt. Charlie Plumb shares his harrowing experience as a POW during the Vietnam War, from being shot down to enduring captivity at The Hanoi Hilton. He reflects on resilience, faith, and unity among POWs, highlighting the importance of mental strength and support during dark times.
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Intro
00:00 • 4min
From a Small Town to Naval Aviation
03:54 • 8min
High School Sweetheart Struggles
12:12 • 3min
Experiences in the Navy and Combat Training
15:36 • 17min
Recalling the Alpha Strike Mission in Vietnam War
32:57 • 4min
Preparations and Combat Encounters of Fighter Pilots
36:57 • 14min
Surviving Captivity: Trials and Triumphs
50:33 • 28min
Deep Reflections in Solitary Confinement
01:18:46 • 15min
Dreams of Building and Cruelty of Guards in Captivity
01:33:34 • 4min
Life in The Hanoi Hilton: A Prisoner's Experience
01:37:42 • 10min
Covert Communication and Unity Among POWs
01:47:22 • 25min
Resilience, Faith, and Liberation
02:12:42 • 20min
Reflections on Freedom, Resilience, and Overcoming Challenges
02:32:27 • 28min
Youthful Misunderstanding and Ways to Support the Podcast
03:00:40 • 5min
Exploring Layers of Information in Books
03:05:12 • 7min
A Life of Fulfillment and Overcoming Challenges
03:11:56 • 5min