Franklin Boy Jap Prisoner Recalls Bitter War Camp Years
Staff Sergeant Royce Fuhriman, Franklin native, returned home after five years in service with forty one months in Japanese camps. He describes the Death March from Bataan, hunger, beatings, and solitary confinement, praising General Wainwright and noting relief from Red Cross aid and home letters.
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Franklin Soldier Describes Camp Life and Homecoming
Excerpts recount harsh discipline in a prisoner camp, later liberation by Russians, food and aid from B 29s and Red Cross, voyage to Okinawa and Philippines, a mine strike, and a warm return to San Francisco and Madigan Hospital. Sgt. Fuhriman, on 90 day leave, remains active with talks and visits from Franklin friends.
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