During WWII, Allied prisoners of war were always looking for ways to
escape. One such place dedicated to that effort was Ft. Hunt, Virginia.
Known only as a post office box number during the war, this highly
secretive place was also an intelligence center. It's main goals were to
send the prisoners packages which contained hidden devices to gather
intelligence on the enemy forces and to aid in their escape efforts.
This program also includes interviews by former members of Ft. Hunt who
were sworn to secrecy.