Why it took the Army almost 57 years to recognize a captured US soldier as a ‘prisoner of war’ By Max Hauptman / Apr 1, 2022
Air Force’s last serving prisoner of war, shot down in Desert Storm, retires after 33 years By David Roza / Jun 9, 2021
He spent three years as a POW during WWII. Now he’s finally being recognized for his heroism By Haley Britzky / Jan 8, 2021
Meet the last survivor of America’s most lethal World War II sub By Diane Bell, The San Diego Union-Tribune / Sep 1, 2020
‘We constantly have them on our minds’ — A little-known agency searches all over for the remains of MIA service members By Eric Russell, Portland Press Herald, Maine / Jan 20, 2020
How an Army daughter’s fight won full-honor burials for POWs, enlisted Medal of Honor recipients By Angie Jackson, Detroit Free Press / Jan 7, 2020
Pennsylvania man accused of faking record as Navy SEAL, POW to steal $300K in benefits By Robert Moran, The Philadelphia Inquirer / Nov 26, 2019
A Maryland man dedicated himself to honoring veterans. He also lied about being a Navy SEAL and POW By Selene San Felice, The Capital / Jul 22, 2019
A 100-year-old former WWII POW describes how he narrowly escaped the Bataan Death March By Judith Prieve, East Bay Times / Jun 24, 2019
Bowe Bergdahl Is Expected To Plead Guilty To Desertion And Avoid A Trial By Adam Weinstein / Oct 6, 2017
A WWII Vet Was Docked Pay For Escaping His German Captors. Now He Wants His $13 Back By James Clark / Jul 26, 2017
This New Film Perfectly Captures The Inner Turmoil Some Veterans Endure After War By James Clark / Nov 12, 2015