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| rdfs:comment | - Woodbury was a small town in the Confederate state of Tennessee. In 1943, as the United States Army advanced south at the climax of the Second Great War, a group of bushwhackers kidnapped, killed, and mutilated a U.S. soldier named Don. In response, Don's sergeant, Chester Martin, took 20 hostages from Woodbury, and then executed them when the bushwhackers refused to surrender.
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| abstract | - Woodbury was a small town in the Confederate state of Tennessee. In 1943, as the United States Army advanced south at the climax of the Second Great War, a group of bushwhackers kidnapped, killed, and mutilated a U.S. soldier named Don. In response, Don's sergeant, Chester Martin, took 20 hostages from Woodbury, and then executed them when the bushwhackers refused to surrender.
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