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DOCUMENTARY: MY FATHER'S CHOICE

a discussion of Walter Eugene Wilber and Bob Chenoweth who were singled out upon their return for their opposition to the war and for making public statements to that effect while in captivity. During a 1970 interview with the Canadian television journalist Michael Maclear, Wilber made his sentiments about the war clear: "I think the answer of course is that the war must be ended, and it must be stopped now. In mid-1972, Wilber and Miller joined with six other pilots who had recently been shot down to sign a letter to the well known CBS news anchor Walter Cronkite. The letter protested the "many innocent people dying a totally needless and senseless death" in the bombings.