American POWs remember life in Japanese prison camp
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SHENYANG, China  - They survived the Bataan Death March and the Japanese Hell Ships, they shivered in the bitter cold and staved off starvation by eating stray dogs.
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SADO ISLAND, Japan  - A former U.S. army sergeant  who deserted to North Korea in the 1960s arrived on a remote  Japanese island Tuesday to start what he said was the "last  chapter" of his life with his wife and two daughters.
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NOGATA, Fukuoka -- The parents of a Japanese man taken hostage in Iraq said all they wanted was for their son to return home safe.
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They are foreign enemies buried thousands of miles from home, but they are not forgotten. Less than a week after U.S. soldiers were honored during Veterans Day, dignitaries on Wednesday are to gather and salute the hundreds of thousands of German prisoners of war taken to camps in the United States during World War II &#151; most of them in the South.
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Historians and survivors of Japan's   surprise air attack on Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941 are   using the latest online technology to preserve their memories   of the day that drew the United States into World War II.
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Two former inmates of the Abu Ghraib military prison in Iraq testified Tuesday. Both maintained that the abuse of prisoners by American soldiers there, in the words of one of them, "represented the true face of the U.S."
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Villagers on the remote Japanese isle of Sado have warmly welcomed U.S. Army deserter Charles Jenkins since he arrived with his Japanese wife and their two North Korea-born daughters a week ago, his wife said Tuesday.
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Iva Ikuko Toguri D'Aquino, 90, an American woman branded "Tokyo Rose" during World War II, imprisoned for making treasonous radio broadcasts and decades later exonerated with a presidential pardon, died Sept. 26 at Advocate Illinois Masonic Medical Center in Chicago. No cause of death was reported.
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SAN QUENTIN, Calif.  - Many inmates at San Quentin  prison haven't been outside its towering barbed-wire fence for  decades. Yet, like many other Americans, they say their lives  were transformed by the Sept. 11 attacks.
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Each day when inmates at Abu Ghraib prison lined up for meals in October 2003, dozens left hungry. Maj. David DiNenna, an Army operations officer at the prison near Baghdad, worried
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Masontown residents cool off near Oak Park. Many people would find it hard to believe that Camp Dawson was once the home of Italian prisoners of war during World War II, but a few Italian-American residents in ...
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A former U.S. army sergeant who deserted  to North Korea nearly four decades ago left a U.S. military  base near Tokyo on Tuesday for a new life with his family in  his Japanese wife's home town.
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For nearly four decades, he was a prisoner of the North Koreans. Then US Army deserter Charles Jenkins came to Japan this year, faced a court-martial and was sentenced to a month in jail.
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A North Carolina man who deserted the U.S. Army for North Korea nearly 40 years ago was greeted by cheering crowds Tuesday in his wife's hometown on a remote island in northern Japan, where he said he plans to live his "remaining days."
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Iva Toguri, 90, the American woman branded "Tokyo Rose" during World War II who was imprisoned for making treasonous radio broadcasts and exonerated decades later with a presidential pardon, died Sept. 26 at her home in Chicago. No cause of death was reported.
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SADO - The family of former US Army sergeant Charles Jenkins spent a quiet morning Wednesday in Sado, his wife&#39;s hometown, where they will begin their new life in Japan.
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CAMP ZAMA, Japan Sept. 11, 2004 - Forty years after allegedly defecting to North Korea, a frail Sgt. Charles Robert Jenkins reported to duty in Japan on Saturday, giving a simple salute to an Army marshal and surrendering to US authorities.