One Blade Of Grass: The Korean War and Its Aftermath for One American Soldier

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John Martin and Vince Kennedy

About the Book:

This is the story of an American soldier in
1950, on his way to Japan for training when he
is diverted to Korea, thrown into the Battle of
Hadong, survives, is captured by the North
Koreans three days later, and turns 18 in a POW
camp, and then survives the Sunchon Tunnel
Massacre after Inchon forces the POWs north.

About the Authors: Vince - Born Winnipeg,
Manitoba. Educated Royal Roads, RMC (BA Intl
Studies); 38 year Army career. Retired. Full
timed RVer 2002-4. Worked UN NY DSS Chief of
Iraq Desk 2005-6. Writes, paints, volunteers.

John - Born Detroit, MI. Left high school to
join US Army, unloaded in Korea 1950. Captured
by North Koreans while still 17, saved after
the Sunchon Tunnel massacres. After discharge
1954, still suffered from effects of post-
traumatic stress, but eventually found
happiness. Life story is a survivor.


ISBN 978-0-9878896-3-8



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