Unwavering Valor: A POW's Account of the Bataan Death March
- Price
- $15.99
When Clarence Bramley enlisted in the Army Air Corps hoping to fly, he never imagined he'd be captured in the Philippines and forced onto the infamous Bataan Death March. Through starvation, disease, torture, prison camps, and four months aboard a Japanese "hell ship," Bramley clung to faith in God, love of family, and hope in his country. This gripping, factual account—drawn from Bramley's letters and secret prison journal—honors the courage of the WWII generation and the values worth surviving for.
- A true survival story of the Bataan Death March told through the survivor's own letters and secret prison journal
- Foreword by an Admiral and USCG Commandant honoring a genuine WWII hero
- Faith and hope carry a young Latter-day Saint through unimaginable brutality
- Includes verbatim roster of fellow POWs and a haunting collection of prisoners' poetry
Perfect for a reader who loves WWII history and true survival stories of faith and courage, especially those interested in the Bataan Death March or inspiring accounts of Latter-day Saint servicemen.
Product Details
- Author
- William T. Garner
- Format
- Paperback
- Pages
- 200
- Dimensions
- 6x9 in
- Interior
- Black and White
- Weight
- 12.4 oz
- ISBN
- 9781462116034
- SKU
- 16034
- Imprint
- Plain Sight Publishing
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Since 1986, Cedar Fort Publishing has produced uplifting fiction and non-fiction books that are known across the globe. Our diverse catalog includes over 3,000 books. We are proud to publish Latter-day Saint non-fiction, general non-fiction, cookbooks, children's books, and customizable books. In the past we've published clean fiction.
