History feature examines German POWs held at Pine Camp
A submission points to a reported history feature about German prisoners of war held at Pine Camp, now Fort Drum.
By Nolan Briggs, ClickNNY Fort Drum Desk
A community submission points to a reported history feature about German prisoners of war held at Pine Camp, the former name of the U.S. Army installation now known as Fort Drum.
The submission provided a link to the outside report and requested an original story based on primary-source research. The historical details, including the number of prisoners, dates and conditions of their confinement, still require verification before publication.
Reported by ClickNNY and reviewed by an editor before publication.
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