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Back from the Living Dead: An original story describing the infamous march of death; 33 Months in a Japanese Prison and Liberation by the Rangers [The Illustrated Edition]

Back from the Living Dead: An original story describing the infamous march of death; 33 Months in a Japanese Prison and Liberation by the Rangers [The Illustrated Edition]

Bert Bank
3.8/5 ( ratings)
From the Forward:
During the course of bond tours and other public appearances in the Army's behalf, Bert has recounted these experiences. And so he thought he would write them down for these friends. That's the reason for this booklet.
The story of his capture and internment are here in Bert's own words. He is the man identified as the Captain Bert of Alabama in the late Lieutenant Colonel Edward Dyess' story "The March of Death." Bert was scheduled to make a break from the Jap prison camp with Colonel Dyess but was sick at the time and could not make it.
So, this is the story of Major Bert Bank, a native Tuscaloosan and graduate of the University of Alabama. He's one of the men who came back from the "living dead."
Pages
152
Format
Kindle Edition
Publisher
W.K. Hawthorne, Publisher
Release
October 17, 2017

Back from the Living Dead: An original story describing the infamous march of death; 33 Months in a Japanese Prison and Liberation by the Rangers [The Illustrated Edition]

Bert Bank
3.8/5 ( ratings)
From the Forward:
During the course of bond tours and other public appearances in the Army's behalf, Bert has recounted these experiences. And so he thought he would write them down for these friends. That's the reason for this booklet.
The story of his capture and internment are here in Bert's own words. He is the man identified as the Captain Bert of Alabama in the late Lieutenant Colonel Edward Dyess' story "The March of Death." Bert was scheduled to make a break from the Jap prison camp with Colonel Dyess but was sick at the time and could not make it.
So, this is the story of Major Bert Bank, a native Tuscaloosan and graduate of the University of Alabama. He's one of the men who came back from the "living dead."
Pages
152
Format
Kindle Edition
Publisher
W.K. Hawthorne, Publisher
Release
October 17, 2017

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