The Prison Camp Violin

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Thanks for sharing a good story, diddyriddick.
When I was unable to work because of injury, I stayed in a public-run care facility for more than half a year. A set of old laptop PC saved my spirit from rotting.

- "There's always a way," echoed Dad's words

Yes, it is.
 
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As an aside, maybe ya'll can help me out...I'm trying to find more info on Clair Cline for my friend, and have hit a brick wall so far. The information I have so far is:

He served with the 448th Bomb Group which was stationed in Seething, UK from December, 1943 to July, 1945. 1st Lt. Clair W. Cline, serial #O746302 from Minnesota was first reported as a POW on February 21, 1944.

Any ideas on where to go from here?
 
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