POWs

The Liberation
of American
Wounded POWs

• Yank Magazine, 1945 •


Posted on the right is a printable YANK article by one of their far-flung, well-compensated correspondents assigned to General Patton’s Third Army as it swept through Germany and liberated the wounded Air Corps personnel who had been kept at a German military hospital during their recuperation.

Click here to read more about W.W. II prisoners of war…

Statistical data concerning the U.S. Army casualties in June and July of 1944 can be read in this article.

Read about a creepy member
of the SS in captivity…

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German military hospital article 1945U.S. Wounded POWs speak of captivityUS air corps prisoners remember captivity at Nazi hospital 1945U.S. Wounded POWs speak of captivityUS air corps prisoners remember captivity at Nazi hospital 1945US army air corps prisoners of war recall german captivity 1945American Army Air Corps prisoners of war recall German captivity 1945wounded American Air Corps prisoners recall German hospital care 1945wounded american air corps prisoners recall German hospital care 1945

The Liberation [br]of American[br] Wounded POWs

The Liberation [br]of American[br] Wounded POWs

German military hospital article 1945U.S. Wounded POWs speak of captivityUS air corps prisoners remember captivity at Nazi hospital 1945U.S. Wounded POWs speak of captivityUS air corps prisoners remember captivity at Nazi hospital 1945US army air corps prisoners of war recall german captivity 1945American Army Air Corps prisoners of war recall German captivity 1945wounded American Air Corps prisoners recall German hospital care 1945wounded american air corps prisoners recall German hospital care 1945
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