Pamphlet, War Department, IF YOU SHOULD BE CAPTURED, 16 May 1944
Reprinting of the booklet "If you should be captured, these are your rights".
This booklet was distributed to all soldiers who landed in Normandy and to all pilots, so that they know their rights in the event of capture by the enemy.
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Reprinting of the booklet "If you should be captured, these are your rights".
This booklet was distributed to all soldiers who landed in Normandy and to all pilots, so that they know their rights in the event of capture by the enemy.
