
A village memorial in China helped investigators locate the 1943 crash site of pilot Morton Sher
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Morton Sher was a US fighter pilot whose plane crashed in China in 1943. His remains were missing for over eight decades until a local memorial in a Hunan village led to their discovery.
For more than eight decades, the remains of US fighter pilot Morton Sher lay unrecovered in China. A photograph of a memorial to him in a Hunan village eventually helped investigators find where his plane crashed in 1943.
Sher was buried in his hometown of Greenville, South Carolina, in December 2025, a homecoming that offers a rare example of what US-China cooperation can achieve for families of missing servicemen.

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