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In World War 2 did the Americans kill POWs?
Escaping POWs may have been shot, and it may be possible that individuals in the military could have allowed themselves excesses at times, but murdering EPWs wasn't an American practice.
Who was the first and last POW of the Vietnam War?
The Vietnam government would have Americans believed that there were no POWs left behind, but indeed there were. Special American Missions (very risky) were sent over to free POWs, but the Vietcong moved them from one place to the other so quickly few were found and most after being tortured or starved probably died. If a few managed to survive they would have either been brain-washed or so use to the conditions in which they lived they stayed in Vietnam. There were a few POWs who made it and they had actually forgotten how to speak English. No one really knows who the last POW was. Both the American and Vietnam Governments cease to admit there are any POWs left. Marcy
Are there still POWs today?
only in Germany
Where were American soldiers subjected to the horrifying bataan death march?
The Bataan Death march occurred in the Philippines and ended in Camp O'Donnell of the Philippines. Some POWs were taken to Japan.
How is Edgar Derby elected head American in Slaughterhouse-Five?
Slaughterhouse-Five is a novel about World War II. Edgar Derby is a middle-aged man who pulls strings to be able to fight in the war. He is elected head of American group of POWs.
What concession in the US receive from North Vietnam in the Paris peace accords?
the return of american POWs
What concession did the US receive from north Vietnam in the Paris peace accords?
the return of american POWs
How many American pows got release in 1973 from north Vietnam?
Less than a thousand men were freed, nearly all of whom were US pilots and aircrewmen.
Where was there a failed rescue attempt to free American POWs?
There have been various failed rescue attempts to free American prisoners of war (POWs) throughout history. One notable example is the attempted rescue of American POWs held in Son Tay Prison Camp in North Vietnam during the Vietnam War. In November 1970, a joint U.S. Army and Air Force task force carried out a daring operation called Operation Ivory Coast, but unfortunately, the prisoners had been moved prior to the raid, resulting in no successful rescues.
Where was POWs were kept durin the Vietnam war?
Nearly all of the US POWs were airmen shot down while on bombing missions over North Vietnam. Therefore, that's were they were imprisoned when they were captured...in various prisons located through-out NORTH Vietnam.
What was the general treatment of the pows?
What was the Pows?
What is the name of the prison where American Pows stayed in World War II?
Stalag Luft 3.
Where were American gi imprisoned by Americans in Vietnam?
US POWs (Prisoners of War) consisted primarily of US Airmen, aviators belonging to the USAF and USN air units. The bulk of these airmen had been shot down over North Vietnam during the air war (over the north). Since these airmen had been downed over the north, and since the targets were in the north, the POWs were held in the North (Vietnam)...scattered through out the nation. Any enemy POW camps in South Vietnam would not have been secure, and would have ultimately been raided by the alllies.
What did north Vietnam agree to in exchange for us withdrawal?
Anything to get the US out; and if takes a return of US POWs to do it, then its a deal!
Did the ss execute pows?
yes, especially Soviet pows
In World War 2 did the Americans kill POWs?
Escaping POWs may have been shot, and it may be possible that individuals in the military could have allowed themselves excesses at times, but murdering EPWs wasn't an American practice.
What were north Vietnam conditions for peace?
For the US to re-deploy from South Vietnam...which the US did (after the POWs were returned, that was the US condition).
