"The Bataan Death March was just the beginning of the woes American soldiers captured by the Japanese army in the Philippines had to endure .... For three years these "ghost soldiers" lived in misery, suffering terrible losses." (2001)
The edited stories of Marine SgtMaj. Charles R. Jackson, a WWII POW. Jackson survived imprisonment, hellship, and forced labor in the bottom of a Mitsubishi Copper mine, for nearly four years.
