Former Prisoners of War return to the Bridge on the River Kwai

ITV News joins three World War II veterans as they return to the Bridge on the River Kwai to pay their respects 70 years after their liberation, John Irvine reports: bit.ly/1N24903

[@WORLD8NSH5KNIGHT1]

Jack Jennings passed away in February 2024, aged 104 - the last known British veteran of the Burma Railway.

[@susanroberts2289]

My father was there. He was also at Tarsao, Konkoita and Kinsayok near Hellfire Pass. These last three camps were in the infamous unforgiving jungle where most allied soldiers and Asians died.

[@Hambone571]

May God Bless this gentlemen.

[@joywithme9603]

This is so touching my feelings ... event I not bron in that time but when I look back in history ... I wish I be there in that time and I could do something...or help someone

[@Topidop92]

This makes cry, seeing how cruel it was back to those day. Also, they made a Thai serie about this incident, very touching there too.

[@roustabout4fun]

True Grit! Champs of survival.

[@JidJack]

History Burma

[@charlielowes8495]

actually its pronouce like "square" with the "s" being silenced. But never mind....