Stackpole Military History Series: Surviving Bataan And Beyond- Colonel Irvin Alexander's Odyssey as a Japanese Prisoner Of War (2005) By Dominic J. Caraccilo
 
Deeply moving, intensely graphic account of World War II prisoners of war. Includes a gut-wrenching description of the Bataan Death March.
 
Few American prisoners of war during World War II suffered more than those captured when the Philippines fell to the Japanese in April 1942. In a horrifying captivity that lasted until the war's end, US troops endured the notorious Bataan Death March, overcrowded prison camps, and the stinking "hell ships" that transported them to Japan and Korea. With gut-wrenching detail, survivor Col. Irvin Alexander recounts the physical and emotional struggle of his confinement.
 
Stackpole Military History Series- Real Battles. Real Soldiers. Real Stories.
 
Soft Cover
342 pages
In Good Condition