Captured: Film Features Scio Man, 8 Other Veterans in Documentary of the U.S. POW Experience

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22
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March
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1987
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First Released POW Gets Warm Welcome

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26
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August
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1953
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Released POW On Way Home

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20
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August
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1953
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First Washtenaw Prisoner Released By Communists

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8
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August
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1953
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AACHM Oral History: Robert Fletcher
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Robert Fletcher was born on December 2, 1932. He worked for 15 years for the Veterans Administration, then Sears, eventually retiring from the City of Ann Arbor. Robert went into the service in 1950 and, after engaging in a police action in Korea, was captured and spent 33 months in a prison camp, an experience that deeply affected his personal life and work - eventually leading to his serving on an advisory board for former prisoners of war in Washington, D.C.