1930 CA Census
1940 CA Census
1942 WWII Air Corps Enlistment
1945 WWII Prisoners of War 1941-1945
John W. Gunvordahl -Prisoner of War Record
John W. Gunvordahl was a Flight Officer in the Army during World War II. John was captured by the Nazis while serving in Germany. John's capture was first reported to the International Committee of the Red Cross on March 17, 1945, and the last report was made on October 25, 1945. Based on these two reports, John was imprisoned for at least 222 days (~8 months). The average duration of imprisonment was 363 days. Ultimately, John was returned to military control, liberated or repatriated.
1940 CA Census
1942 WWII Air Corps Enlistment
1945 WWII Prisoners of War 1941-1945
John W. Gunvordahl -Prisoner of War Record
John W. Gunvordahl was a Flight Officer in the Army during World War II. John was captured by the Nazis while serving in Germany. John's capture was first reported to the International Committee of the Red Cross on March 17, 1945, and the last report was made on October 25, 1945. Based on these two reports, John was imprisoned for at least 222 days (~8 months). The average duration of imprisonment was 363 days. Ultimately, John was returned to military control, liberated or repatriated.
1930 CA Census
1940 CA Census
1942 WWII Air Corps Enlistment
1945 WWII Prisoners of War 1941-1945
John W. Gunvordahl -Prisoner of War Record
John W. Gunvordahl was a Flight Officer in the Army during World War II. John was captured by the Nazis while serving in Germany. John's capture was first reported to the International Committee of the Red Cross on March 17, 1945, and the last report was made on October 25, 1945. Based on these two reports, John was imprisoned for at least 222 days (~8 months). The average duration of imprisonment was 363 days. Ultimately, John was returned to military control, liberated or repatriated.
1940 CA Census
1942 WWII Air Corps Enlistment
1945 WWII Prisoners of War 1941-1945
John W. Gunvordahl -Prisoner of War Record
John W. Gunvordahl was a Flight Officer in the Army during World War II. John was captured by the Nazis while serving in Germany. John's capture was first reported to the International Committee of the Red Cross on March 17, 1945, and the last report was made on October 25, 1945. Based on these two reports, John was imprisoned for at least 222 days (~8 months). The average duration of imprisonment was 363 days. Ultimately, John was returned to military control, liberated or repatriated.
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