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About the Author
Col. Glenn D. Frazier, US Army Pacific Theater, served from July 3, 1941 to December 6, 1945 United States Army Reserve, Six years,4 Months US. Army Ordinance School, Manila, Philippines Prisoner of war from April 9, 1942 to September 4, 1945 and survivor of the Bataan Death March.
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Hell's Guest
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Williams & Company, Publishers, 2007
ISBN 10: 1878853872
ISBN 13: 9781878853875
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Hell's Guest
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Hell's Guest
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Hardback. Condition: Good. It was the 1930s in southern Alabama where cotton and cornfields were the backdrop of my childhood stage. I was growing up just like everyone else-wrapped in a simple and predictable way of life. Folks were the same, weather was the same, the calendar was the same. It was such an uncomplicated time that I could never have imagined that in just a few short years the entire world would be engulfed in war and that I would be caught in the middle of it. Where I lived in Lowndes County, events in Europe and Asia, as menacing as they were, seemed light-years away. I would soon discover that they were not so far away after all. So begins this powerful memoir about a teenage boy who, during the summer of 1941 after his high school graduation, realizes he's in love with a 16-year-old beautiful brunette he has known since first grade. In the heat of a grief-stricken and passion-filled moment, however, he makes an impulsive decision that will change his life in a dark and cruel way. Running away from home, he falsifies his age and hurriedly joins the Army, telling none of his family or friends. Within a month, he is halfway around the world, stationed in the Philippines, propelled into manhood, and all too soon engaged in horrific combat against the Japanese. After months of fierce fighting, Frazier's heart is broken and his mind is numb as he watches while Old Glory is lowered and replaced by the Japanese flag of the Rising Sun. Overnight everything changes and his freedom, along with the freedom of thousands of others, instantly disappears. During the next seven nights and six days, and for 90 miles, he is subjected to the unspeakable and inhumane horrors of the infamous Bataan Death March. But that is just the beginning. Frazier becomes a shell of a man as he suffers three and a half years of brutal and unmerciful treatment as a prisoner of war in the Philippines and later in Japan. In Hell's Guest, Colonel Frazier shares his dreadful experiences most poignantly, including the endless agony of torture, slave labor, solitary confinement, starvation, lack of adequate clothing against the elements of the weather, and all types of other abuse. At the same time, his hatred for the Japanese grows into an all-consuming force, and someday, if he survives, he is determined to get even. This captivating story doesn't end with the surrender of the Japanese army. Frazier will eventually return home yet still remain a prisoner of his own bitterness and anger-enemies that will continue to inflict wounds that no doctors can heal. This compelling story cannot be put down until the last chapter is read and true freedom and peace are regained. Colonel Frazier's story of survival makes him a hero-his story of forgiveness makes him a legend (Timothy Frost, retired Staff Sergeant, United States Army). Seller Inventory # CIN1878853872G
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Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. 2007. Red cloth covered boards with gold spine titles; small nick in front board near spine; jacket has light wear; 8vo, 7 3/4" to 9 3/4" tall; inscribed and signed by the author on half title page; interior is unmarked; 229 pages. Seller Inventory # SKU1125695