It’s a timeless military maxim and especially important if you’re an American prisoner of war in a German prison camp during World War II and in need of a prosthetic leg. On Tuesday ...

While America's Japanese internment camps during WWII have been discussed at ... that isn't really talked about. For European POWs, life in American camps looked much different.

R. Crow, the owner of the sawmill and logging operations in the Upper North Platte River Valley, requested prisoners of war to help with his ...

The term concentration camp is often used to describe any detention site that existed in Nazi Germany after 1933 or in German-occupied Europe during World War II, but it is useful to differentiate ...

but advances in technology now allow the POW/MIA agency to account for their bodies more than half a century later. The Pentagon estimates that there are nearly 72,000 American troops from WWII ...

Once World War II began in 1939, German conquests led to construction ... and the Soviet Union. These included POW camps for captured enemy soldiers, labor camps for conquered people, brothels ...

According to the Texas Historical Commission, more than 50 thousand German soldiers were held at nearly 70 prisoner of war internment camps in Texas during World War II. Many were captured in ...

tells the story of a group of Jewish American veterans whose sole experience of WWII was guarding a secret Nazi POW camp on American soil (mostly made up of scientists who possessed information on ...

Three U.S. airmen disappeared after bailing out of a burning B-17 over Germany 80 years ago. An Offutt recovery team ...