
Wartime Log of Hal Gunn
Drawings done at Stalag Luft III-C
(courtesy of Hal Gunn)

POW Portrait
of 2Lt Charles L. Gould
done at Stalag Luft 1
(courtesy of Doug Gould)

German Document
Reporting the capture of the
359th Jack W. Bailey Crew
(courtesy of Terry Eckert)

2Lt Charles L. Gould
POW Identfication Card
(courtesy of Chris Gould)

Kriegie Mail from Stalag Luft III
From 2Lt Jack W. Stewart
to Capt Alvin L. Perry
Outside View Inside View
From S/Sgt Martin Semonick to
T/Sgt Meyer "Mike" Levin
Outside View Inside View

Group Photo from Stalag VII-A
(late summer 1943)
S/Sgt Anthony J. Peklinsky (circled)
other POWs are unidentified
(courtesy of Carol Peklinsky)

POW Medal
Authorized for any person who, while serving in any capacity with the U.S. Armed Forces, was taken prisoner and held captive after 5 April 1917.
(courtesy of http://www.merkki.com)

US POW-Symbol
Representing the 30,000 living
American Ex-Prisoners of War.

US POW-MIA Flag
History of the POW-MIA Flag

US POW-MIA Postage Stamp
Issued by the U.S. Postal Service
on May 29, 1995 commemorating American
POWs and MIAs from all wars since 1777.