A prisoner of war

I was angry about it, especially since he said it in the presence of our ambassador, Pete Peterson, who had been a prisoner of war.

A week later, Lisa Dial received a cable from the Navy Department saying that her husband was missing and might be a prisoner of war.

Later that year, his plane was shot down during an air mission over Hanoi and he was taken as a prisoner of war.

He is nothing if not stubborn; nobody survives five-and-a-half years as a prisoner-of-war in Vietnam without a steely will.

Like a prisoner of war, Justin kept repeating his name, his rank, and the telephone number of his candidate's campaign headquarters.

A wounded foreigner, most likely a prisoner of war, was apparently buried alive with his hands tied behind him (opposite).

He was a prisoner of war during the Vietnam conflict and he points out that that war started with U. S. troops acting as advisers.

One 89-year-old man who was held by the Japanese as a prisoner of war told Ms. Lung he waited all his life to tell his story.

John said his time as a prisoner of war camp gives him the drive to try any new activity he wants in his later years.

But first, he reflects on his life as a prisoner of war in the Far East and the extraordinary resilience the experience gave him.

And Biden acknowledged McCain's military service as a prisoner of war in Vietnam, but said Obama would be a better leader.

McCain was shot down over North Vietnam and was held as a prisoner of war under brutal conditions.

During the Vietnam War, Jim was captured and held as a prisoner of war, at which time he was beaten and tortured.

Davis said one segment will feature a testimonial of McCain's years spent as a prisoner of war during the Vietnam War.

If I become a prisoner of war, I will keep faith with my fellow prisoners.

When questioned, should I become a prisoner of war, I am bound to give only name, rank, service number, and date of birth.

Under provisions of the Geneva Convention, a prisoner of war is also subject to certain rules imposed by the captor nation.

Instead, McCain recalls his experience as a prisoner of war during the Vietnam War and urges voters to fight for their beliefs.

He remained a prisoner of war for the next twenty-four years.

When repatriated , a prisoner of war will not be condemned for having obeyed reasonable captor rules, such as sanitation regulations.

When Obama was in kindergarten in Indonesia, McCain's plane was shot down over Vietnam and he became a prisoner of war.

His experiences as a prisoner of war have left him marked for life.

Clifford Acree, a retired Marine pilot, was held as a prisoner of war by Iraq and tortured in 1991.

As a prisoner of war, Captain Kapaun helped save other prisoners from being shot.

If a German soldier is made a prisoner of war he will tell his name and rank if he is asked for it.

Less open to doubt was the value of being a prisoner-of-war in America.

ln 1298 Marco became a prisoner of war at Genoa in italy.

Documents suggesting that Boy Scout founder Lord Baden-Powell illegally executed a prisoner-of-war have been sold for

Like a prisoner of war