Capt. John Warner, former POW, receiving Vietnam medals at home, May 1973
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Capt. James Warner, former POW, at interview following his arrival in Ypsilanti, April 1973 Photographer: Jack Stubbs
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Capt. James Warner, former POW, at interview following his arrival in Ypsilanti, April 1973 Photographer: Jack Stubbs
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Capt. James Warner, former POW, following his arrival in Ypsilanti, April 1973 Photographer: Jack Stubbs
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Capt. James Warner, former POW, following his arrival in Ypsilanti, April 1973 Photographer: Jack Stubbs
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Capt. James Warner, former POW, following his arrival in Ypsilanti, April 1973 Photographer: Jack Stubbs
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Capt. James Warner, former POW, at National Guard Armory reception, April 1973 Photographer: Jack Stubbs
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Ann Arbor News, April 10, 1973
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A Meeting Of Veterans Arthur Starr of Ypsilanti, left, a World War I veteran, was in the crowd which Monday afternoon greeted Marine Capt. James Warner, Washtenaw County's first freed prisoner of war to return from the Vietnam War. Starr, an active American Legion member who belongs to a "40 and 8" unit, fought in a war almost 50 years before Capt. Warner was shot down and captured. The captain was a guest of honor at a reception at the National Guard Armory on S. Huron St. in Ypsilanti Monday after being taken on a tour of the city. The former POW talked briefly with students at Ypsilanti High School and Eastern Michigan University, both of which he attended.
Ann Arbor News, April 10, 1973
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A Meeting Of Veterans Arthur Starr of Ypsilanti, left, a World War I veteran, was in the crowd which Monday afternoon greeted Marine Capt. James Warner, Washtenaw County's first freed prisoner of war to return from the Vietnam War. Starr, an active American Legion member who belongs to a "40 and 8" unit, fought in a war almost 50 years before Capt. Warner was shot down and captured. The captain was a guest of honor at a reception at the National Guard Armory on S. Huron St. in Ypsilanti Monday after being taken on a tour of the city. The former POW talked briefly with students at Ypsilanti High School and Eastern Michigan University, both of which he attended.
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Wake Island captive, Kirby Ludwich Jr, and sons, October 1945 Photographer: Attributed to Eck Stanger
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Ann Arbor News, May 19, 1945
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Boatswain's Mate, 1/C, Kirby Ludwick, jr., USN, a prisoner of war in Japan since the fall of Wake, returns home to greet his sons, Ronnie (left) who was only six months old when his father went overseas, and Kirby, the third (right), seven years old. This picture was taken by The News photographer on the steps of the Ludwick home, 726 Gott St. Mrs. Ludwick, the former Elsie London of Jackson, is employed at Argus, Inc.
Ann Arbor News, May 19, 1945
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Boatswain's Mate, 1/C, Kirby Ludwick, jr., USN, a prisoner of war in Japan since the fall of Wake, returns home to greet his sons, Ronnie (left) who was only six months old when his father went overseas, and Kirby, the third (right), seven years old. This picture was taken by The News photographer on the steps of the Ludwick home, 726 Gott St. Mrs. Ludwick, the former Elsie London of Jackson, is employed at Argus, Inc.
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Prisoner Of Nazis Home; Has Gained Fifty Pounds
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Navy Man Rejoins Family After Four Christmases In Japanese Prison Camp
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