On Jan. 26, 2025, a group of U.S. Army Soldiers, civilians, German veterans, and descendants of the prisoner(s) of war, or POW(s), marched up a hill with perseverance in the small German town of Spremberg. As the group reached the summit, they saw the final stop of their arduous 60-mile journey. They had just completed the final steps of an honorary long march meant to recreate the steps many allied POW(s) were forced to embark on during the final winter of World War II during a forced evacuation of the ‘Stammlager der Luftwaffe Nr. 3 Sagan,’ or ‘Stalag Luft 3’ POW camp in Zagan, present-day Poland.

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On Jan. 26, 2025, a group of U.S. Army Soldiers, civilians, German veterans, and descendants of the prisoner(s) of war, or POW(s), marched up a hill with perseverance in the small German town of Spremberg. As the group reached the summit, they saw the final stop of their arduous 60-mile journey. They had just completed the final steps of an honorary long march meant to recreate the steps many allied POW(s) were forced to embark on during the final winter of World War II during a forced evacuation of the ‘Stammlager der Luftwaffe Nr. 3 Sagan,’ or ‘Stalag Luft 3’ POW camp in Zagan, present-day Poland.