Duty and Dishonor

The narrative revolves around two American defectors, known as Salt and Pepper, who fought alongside the enemy during the Vietnam War. For years, their existence was doubted, dismissed as mere folklore, until a Marine recon team had a close encounter with the elusive figures near the DMZ. This encounter challenges perceptions and unveils the complexities of loyalty and betrayal in the context of war, highlighting themes of identity and the moral ambiguity faced by soldiers.