The Yalu River Boys: The True Story of a B-29 Bomber Crew's Combat and Captivity in the Korean War, Paperback

The Yalu River Boys is the true story of the forgotten men from the Forgotten War. Follow a B-29 bomber crew as it battles Russian MiG-15 fighters in the heart of Mig-Alley during the Korean War. Learn the heartbreaking truth of the communist prison camp gulags, the cruelty of the North Korean enemy, and the propaganda attacks from friend and foe. Marvin King joined the US Air Force in peacetime but soon found himself in the midst of jet age aerial combat, captured and taken into China, and later subjected to the abject horror of a place in North Korea known only as The Caves.

Dan King is the son of B-29 bomber gunner Marvin E. King, a former POW of the Korean War. Dan King has worked as a technical and historical consultant on dozens of WWII films, documentaries, and video games. King has written two other firsthand accounts that are available on Amazon and Kindle: THE LAST ZERO FIGHTER, true stories from Japanese WWII Navy pilots; A TOMB CALLED IWO JIMA, firsthand accounts from Japanese survivors of the battle for Iwo Jima. King spent 10 years living in Japan; he reads, writes, and speaks Japanese. Dan King has several more books about the Pacific War in WWII in the pipeline, and is available for speaking engagements.