Prostate cancer is the leading cause of malignancy for Veterans, and the second leading cause of death. Patients with high risk, localized disease account for 70% of all cancer deaths in patients treated for cure with radical prostatectomy. Effective adjuvant therapy is critical to reducing suffering and death from prostate cancer. The VA Cooperative Studies Program is uniquely placed to address this question. The VA has a longstanding history of important studies in prostate cancer, which have significantly changed the way urologic oncologists treat patients with this disease. The incidence of prostate cancer in our older, male population is substantial, the number of Veterans treated with prostatectomy continues to rise, and the incidence of high risk prostate cancer in Veterans is greater than that typically found in the community. For all of these reasons, carrying out this study within the VA through the VA Cooperative Studies Program is the optimal way to determine whether adjuvant chemotherapy will benefit men with high risk prostate cancer.