Prisoners of war

An unidentified sergeant of the 1st Division searching German prisoners captured by his unit at Ypres during the fighting on 24 September 1917.

British soldiers are engaged in a street fight during the battle in the city of Catania in Sicily, Italy.

Jack Cornwell, pictured, was just 16 when he served on the HMS Chester during The Battle of Jutland, the greatest naval battle of the First World War.

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Point Lookout prisoner of war camp historical marker at Point Lookout, Maryland.

Every year April 9th is celebrated as Former Prisoner of War Recognition Day in United States of America. This important […]

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Every year, thousands of inmates escape from prisons around the world. Of these, most just walk away from minimum-security corrections facilities, but other inmates implement complex, ingenious, and often violent schemes in order to make their getaway. Whether the work of notorious outlaws, WWII G.I.s, or 18th century writers, the following are the top 10 most incredible prison escapes. 10. Gerard’s Tower Of London Escape John Gerard was a sixteenth century Jesuit priest who is remembered as…

Canada had 40 internment camps across the country during WWII. By Byron Toben. WestmountMag.ca

#Geronimo Born: June 16, 1829, Arizona Died: February 17, 1909, Lawton, OK 80 years old On one of my searches yesterday I came across the above picture that was captioned with the text directly be…