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USA - Prisoner of War- Korean War  13/2/1950 - 31/12/1953
 
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This database contains information on U.S. military officers and soldiers who became prisoners of war (POWs) during the Korean War and therefore considered casualties. The records were created and used to identify U.S. military personnel who were reported as prisoners of war at some time during the Korean War. Some of the personnel identified in this series of records are identified as having died in captivity in the series "Records on Korean War Dead and Wounded Army Casualties, 1950-1970"

The information contained is as follows:
Each record contains the, date of birth, dossier number, and prisoner of war camp.
· Name of Prisoner of War or internee
· Serial number
· Grade or Rank
· Dossier Number
· Date Of Birth
· Camp (prisoner of war or civilian internee camp site)

Please note that not all of this information may be available for every individual.

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