Data Surface on U.S. Korean War POWs
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Some U.S. fliers captured during the Korean War gave Soviet interrogators information on everything from troop sleeping times to battle tactics, according to documents held for decades in Russian secret files and newly released by the Pentagon. More than 200 airmen apparently were pumped about the latest weaponry. Their interrogation records surfaced as part of a U.S.-Russian investigation into the fate of unaccounted-for American POWs.
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