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This is a little memoir 108 pages written shorthly after major banks return from the philippines in 1945

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He says he is haunted by nightmares sometimes which is not to be wondered at given that he had to witness the burial alive of americans saw firsthand the bayoneting of his comrades in arms endured the screams of his fellow prisoners being tortured for weeks and survived the daily sufferings and psychological suspense that came at the hands of the unpredictable cruel japanese captors

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We are not raising this kind of american anymore

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We spare our children failure and loss

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We would do well to remember that our enemy in 2008 is another sadistic political system that holds human life at no value and takes glee in torture and dismemberment

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Now imagine them televised and their cruelty celebrated in the streets of the middle east

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The book reads more like a diary than anything it is not a literary work full of imaginative descriptions or hyperbole

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I was stunned to learn that this man that knew had survived the bataan death march and was liberated by the rangers at cabanatuan