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Korea-POW
A Thousand Days With Life on Hold
1950-1953
3rd Edition (Revised)

A first-hand account of life as a U.S. soldier and as a Prisoner of War during the Korean War, from the personal accounts of the author as well as other U.S. Soldiers who experienced combat and enemy captivity. Additional sources are quoted to present accurate historical background information and provide the reader with a broad perspective of these events and conditions.

I crossed [Freedom Bridge] as I did 41 years before and as I did I thought of those nearly three thousand six hundred American soldiers and many soldiers of other nations who did not return with us.
It is to those men who died in the POW camps in North Korea of the extreme cold, of the terrible malnutrition and its resulting horrible diseases, and of the deplorable abuse at the hands of our captors to whom I pay tribute ...; those men whom I consider heroes for making the ultimate sacrifice for freedom.
—Arden A. Rowley

POW*MIA
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