United States prisoners of war

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United States prisoners of war are captured American military personnel who have been detained by enemy forces during armed conflicts, often enduring harsh conditions and violations of international law.

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Label Occurrences
United States prisoners of war canonical 1

Statements (50)

Predicate Object
instanceOf group of people
military personnel
commemoratedBy National POW MIA Recognition Day
surface form: National POW/MIA Recognition Day
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
detainedBy enemy states
non-state armed groups
documentedIn U.S. Department of Defense records
U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs records
hasCharacteristic captured by enemy forces
detained during armed conflicts
may endure harsh conditions
may suffer violations of international humanitarian law
subject to captivity
hasRight communication with families through the International Committee of the Red Cross
due process in case of prosecution
humane treatment
medical care
protection from cruel inhuman or degrading treatment
protection from torture
hasSubgroup American prisoners of war in German camps during World War II
American prisoners of war in Japanese camps during World War II
American prisoners of war in World War I
American prisoners of war in World War II
American prisoners of war in the American Civil War
American prisoners of war in the Gulf War
American prisoners of war in the Iraq War
American prisoners of war in the Korean War
American prisoners of war in the Korean War POW camps
American prisoners of war in the Philippine–American War
American prisoners of war in the Spanish–American War
American prisoners of war in the Vietnam War
American prisoners of war in the War in Afghanistan
American prisoners of war in the War of 1812
legalStatus protected persons under the Geneva Conventions
monitoredBy International Committee of the Red Cross
participatesIn international armed conflicts
non-international armed conflicts
protectedBy Geneva Conventions
Third Geneva Convention
regulatedBy U.S. military Code of Conduct
Uniform Code of Military Justice
relatedTo POW*MIA
surface form: POW–MIA issue

missing in action
repatriation of prisoners of war
war crimes
subjectTo forced labor in some conflicts
interrogation by captors
physical abuse in some cases
psychological pressure
symbolizedBy POW MIA flag
surface form: POW/MIA flag

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Bataan Death March victim United States prisoners of war