Presents the experiences of the American Merchant Mariner and POW veteran Captain George Duffy.

Perpetuates the memory of the Far East war prisoners during the Second World War.

Showcases the former POW camp for Allied officers in World War II.

Community group that assists in the remembrance of the POWs in the Japanese regime.

Re-tells the story of the brutal Bataan Death March from Mariveles to Camp O’Donnell.

Personal stories of POWs in a Japanese base camp in River Kwai. Features a book entitled Death’s Railway.

Provides membership to former POWs and relatives in commemorating those who served the Allied Forces in World War II.

Contains descriptions of former camps and stories of the POWs in Taiwan during the Second World War.

Research network focusing on the 140,000 Allied military personnel captured by the Japanese Armed Forces in World War Two provides information on activities, reports, research, publications by members, updates and contacts.

Documentation page dedicated to the Allied prisoners of the Japanese forces in World War II.

James W Erickson's website based on personal research and covering information on the ships, rosters, POW camps and massacres carried out by the Japanese in World War Two.

Displays information on the experiences of POWs during the Second World War. Includes camp locations, history, veteran stories, and biographies.

Retired Lt Col Peter Winstanley presents the story of the POWS of the Japanese including information on the medical personnel who cared for them.

Features autobiography of the Royal Navy and prisoner of war in the German camp.

Content page include background information, aircraft listing, and war crime testimonies of the captured U.S. Army Air Force veterans under the Swiss government.

California based non profit organization focusing on the 27,000 American soldiers who were captured by the Japanese military during World War Two including the over 11,0000 who died in captivity.

Collection of stories, photos, and information about the POWs in Stalag Luft I.

Presents the survival stories of Air Corps prisoners while in the hands of the enemy.