Prisoners of War - POW

A first of its kind, the memorial and museum is being built at the former Naval Air Station Cecil Field jet base.

The daughter of a Korean War POW waged a 20-month campaign to convince Congress to change the policy.

A historian tracked down the untold story of 15 U.S. soldiers of Italian origin who were murdered by Nazis in Italy.

Auburn University unveiled a POW/MIA chair inside Jordan-Hare Stadium.

The remains of the only Coast Guard defender of the Philippines in the early days of World War II are coming home to Buffalo.

North Korea turned over 55 cases of bones and artifacts to the United States in July 2018.

A bill requiring the POW/MIA flag to be flown with the American flag is on the verge of becoming law.

Byron Fuller, who rose through the Navy ranks before retiring as a rear admiral, died Friday afternoon.

Brenda Dugger never met her grandfather, U.S. Army Cpl. Vernon V. Ginnings.

A battle over a Bible on display at New Hampshire's veterans hospital was the focus of a federal court hearing Wednesday.