In the coming months, Gameloft will release the sequel to its critically praised hack and slash adventure game, Hero of Sparta. Though no release date has been set, Hero of Sparta 2 has been confirmed for both the iPhone and iPad. In Hero of Sparta 2, the plot follows Argos after his journey home to his beloved homeland. A vengeful Hades has cursed the Spartan and so he finds that everything that he has known and loved has been destroyed. Now, to seek revenge and lift the curse, Argos will once again have to draw swords and slaughter many Grecian mythological beasts and demons.

In the coming months, Gameloft will release the sequel to its critically praised hack and slash adventure game, Hero of Sparta. Though no release date has been set, Hero of Sparta 2 has been confirmed for both the iPhone and iPad. In Hero of Sparta 2, the plot follows Argos after his journey home to his beloved homeland. A vengeful Hades has cursed the Spartan and so he finds that everything that he has known and loved has been destroyed. Now, to seek revenge and lift the curse, Argos will once again have to draw swords and slaughter many Grecian mythological beasts and demons.

In the coming months, Gameloft will release the sequel to its critically praised hack and slash adventure game, Hero of Sparta. Though no release date has been set, Hero of Sparta 2 has been confirmed for both the iPhone and iPad. In Hero of Sparta 2, the plot follows Argos after his journey home to his beloved homeland. A vengeful Hades has cursed the Spartan and so he finds that everything that he has known and loved has been destroyed. Now, to seek revenge and lift the curse, Argos will once again have to draw swords and slaughter many Grecian mythological beasts and demons.

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In February 1966, U.S. Navy pilot Dieter Dengler was shot down over "neutral Laos." He crashed deep in territory controlled by North Vietnamese army regulars and the communist Pathet Lao, who would eventually capture him and hold him prisoner in a fortified jungle prisoner-of-war camp.But German-born Dengler was no ordinary prisoner. Already a legend in the Navy for his escape and evasion skills-amply demonstrated during training in the California desert-he would initiate, plan, and lead an organized escape from the POW camp, becoming the longest-held American to escape captivity during the Vietnam War.

In February 1966, U.S. Navy pilot Dieter Dengler was shot down over "neutral Laos." He crashed deep in territory controlled by North V