Yes, the military has a Code of Conduct during wartime, but one also has to put certain things into perspective. I'd like to ask the individual of the last comment, if he/she was ever in the military and, if so, was he/she ever been a POW in North Viet Nam or anywhere else. If this individual really knew anything about the Code, they would know that under interrogation captured military personnel should evade answering further questions to the utmost of my ability. There's a world of difference between what you see on CSI or Law & Order and what John McCain went through during his years as a POW. As a member of the U.S. Army for over 21 years, who knows a little more about the Code of Conduct, I kindly ask the individual who posted the previous comment to become more educated about the matter rather spout off at the mouth. One should also remember that Sen. McCain's father was also the Pacific Commander during the timeframe of his capture, so whether he asked for it or not, would determine some of the medical care he received. The North Vietnamese tried to use John McCain as a bargaining chip, which proved to be unsuccessful. If you want to criticize, maybe you should join the military and really learn what it's all about. Hooah!









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