From USA TODAY Inside Gitmo: The camps, the court GUANTANAMO BAY NAVAL STATION, Cuba — This is the end of the road in the War on Terror. Razor-ribbon-bedecked prison camps hold 149 detainees suspected of war crimes. All but 15 — the so-called "high-value" suspects — live and eat and sleep in Camps Five and Six, which could pass for prisons in the United States. That's by design. They were built in bits in America, shipped to the shores of Cuba and assembled "like Lego blocks," an officer here says. A few miles away, over cactus-studded hills and dry creek beds sits Court Room II, where hearings for the 9/11 suspects, including alleged attack mastermind Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, inched forward this week with no trial date in sight. http://usat.ly/SZLZTh Get USA TODAY on your mobile device:http://www.usatoday.com/mobile-apps