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I remember seeing a PoW exhibit at the Dayton Air Force museum, where they had all kinds of crazy things that american PoWs made in german prison camps. Includi
by Houshalter 11y ago
I remember seeing a PoW exhibit at the Dayton Air Force museum, where they had all kinds of crazy things that american PoWs made in german prison camps. Including a working clock made of cardboard, and an insanely elaborate mouse trap, with many different chambers that each had a different trap.
All I could find online was this picture, which doesn't really do it justice: http://jenpowell.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/10/usaf_pow.jpg http://jenpowell.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/10/usaf_pow.jpg
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- pavel_lishin 11y agoI found this, which is at least a higher-res image of the clock: http://photos.thesandholms.com/Vacations/Rhode-Island-Trip/USAF-National-Museum/i-TkvpL9n http://photos.thesandholms.com/Vacations/Rhode-Island-Trip/U...