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Bill Price POW oral history interview (342 words) |
 | Bill remembers that he was held briefly at a Nagoya location before being transported to Camp Omori, a POW facility on the outskirts of Tokyo. |
| At Nagoya and Omori, Bill and other captured B-29 crewmembers were kept separate from other POW’s, for the Japanese did not consider them normal military prisoners but rather, because of the nature of their missions against civilian targets, war criminals. |
| Bill endured solitary confinement, interrogations, and a near-starvation diet. |
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