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A Marine POW Remembers Hell - Sergeant Major Charles R. Jackson in Japanese Captivity (Hardcover)
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A Marine POW Remembers Hell - Sergeant Major Charles R. Jackson in Japanese Captivity (Hardcover)
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In the bleak and bitter cold of a copper mine in northern Japan,
U.S. Marine Sergeant Major Charles Jackson was allowed to send a
postcard his wife. He was allowed ten words-he used three: "I AM
ALIVE!" This message, classic in its poignancy of suffering and
despair captures only too well what it meant to be a Japanese
prisoner-of-war in World War II. In this riveting book, acclaimed
military historian Major Bruce H. Norton USMC (ret.) brings to life
a long-forgotten memoir by a Marine captured at Corregidor in May
1942 and held in Japanese captivity for three devastating years. In
unflinching prose, Sergeant Major Jackson described the fierce yet
impossible battle for Corregidor, the surrender of thousands of his
comrades, the long forced marches to prison camps, and the lethal
reality of captivity. One of the most important eyewitness accounts
of World War II, this book is a testament to the men who sacrificed
for their country. Jackson's unvarnished account of what his fellow
soldiers endured in the face of enemy inhumanity pays tribute to
the men who served America during the war-and why it ultimately
prevailed.
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