Faith unchained

Article Abstract:

Former Army Master Sargent Roy T. Gordon was captured in North Korea on Dec. 1, 1950. At first he thought he would be killed but eventually he and many other prisoners of war (POWs) were taken to Camp 5. The POWs were subjected to beatings and confinement in a 4-foot hole. The Chinese soldiers tried to get information from the POWs. Gordon became very ill whilst he was a prisoner but in 1953 he was released. His wife, Bette, never believed he was dead. Gordon also fought in the World War II where he was awarded an officers commission, a Bronze Star for valor and Purple Hearts.

Behavior, Soldiers, Prisoners of war, Gordon, Roy T.

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The great vacation getaway

Article Abstract:

American families are flocking to resorts, beach and mountain hideaways, ski slopes, cruise ships and historical sites to make that great vacation getaway and get away from their routine home lives. With advances in technology, planning for vacations can be significantly easier than before.

Evaluation, Vacations, Recreation, Americans

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Wrath of a river

Article Abstract:

American Legionairres willingly left their flooded homes to aid in the relief and rescue work following Red River flooding that left many North Dakota and Minnesota homes under water. Rescuers and rescued recount the experiences during the flood and its aftermath.

Case studies, Social policy, Natural disasters, Floods, American Legion, Life-saving, Lifesaving

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