Robert Timberg

Editor in Chief, Proceedings magazine

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Editor in Chief of Proceedings, the magazine of the US Naval Institute, and author of several books, including The Nightingale's Song and John McCain: An American Odyssey

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The one subject that seems to be the third rail in this otherwise no-holds-barred campaign is John McCain's POW experience in Vietnam 40 years ago and how that affects his…

McCain POW Experience and the Presidency

The one subject that seems to be the third rail in this otherwise no-holds-barred campaign is John McCain's POW experience in Vietnam 40 years ago and how that affects his…

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