POWs face mixed readjustment after years in captivity
Associated Press reports former prisoners of war adjust to civilian life after homecoming. Many faced rapid public events and gifts, then calmer reality, with health checks revealing fractures and worm-related malnutrition. Families, marriages, work choices, and schooling shaped ongoing adaptation as some returned to service while others left.
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