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They Risked Everything to Save POWs — But the Prison Was Empty

They Risked Everything to Save POWs — But the Prison Was Empty In November 1970, a team of elite U.S. Special Forces launched one of the most daring missions of the Vietnam War — a top-secret night raid deep inside North Vietnam, designed to rescue American prisoners of war held at the Sơn Tây prison camp. Flying low through the darkness under radar, they executed the operation with flawless precision. Every target was hit. Every objective cleared. But when the soldiers stormed the cells, they found only silence. The prison was empty. Operation Ivory Coast, as it was known, became both a masterpiece of military planning and one of the most haunting missions in U.S. history — a rescue without a rescue. Although no POWs were freed that night, the raid sent shockwaves across the world. It proved the United States would risk everything for its captured men — and it reshaped the future of American Special Operations forever. Vietnam War, Operation Ivory Coast, Son Tay Raid, POW Rescue Mission, Green Berets, U.S. Special Forces, 1970, Vietnam History Documentary, Military History, Real War Stories, Ken Burns Style