s was part of a 'death' march that lasted almost three months. In the end, the North Koreans shot everyone with him in what came to be known as the Sunchon Tunnel Massacre. Sherman was criticially injured and it took many years to restore him to health. Pat Avery and I will include his story in our upcoming book, They Came Home: The Sunchon Tunnel Massacre Survivors".
Wednesday, July 25, 2007
Sherman Jones
Captured in Anui, South Korea, in July 1950, Sherman Jone
s was part of a 'death' march that lasted almost three months. In the end, the North Koreans shot everyone with him in what came to be known as the Sunchon Tunnel Massacre. Sherman was criticially injured and it took many years to restore him to health. Pat Avery and I will include his story in our upcoming book, They Came Home: The Sunchon Tunnel Massacre Survivors".
s was part of a 'death' march that lasted almost three months. In the end, the North Koreans shot everyone with him in what came to be known as the Sunchon Tunnel Massacre. Sherman was criticially injured and it took many years to restore him to health. Pat Avery and I will include his story in our upcoming book, They Came Home: The Sunchon Tunnel Massacre Survivors".
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