My Hitch in Hell: The Bataan Death March (Memories of War)
by James B. Stockdale, Lester I. Tenney
My Hitch in Hell recounts the harrowing Bataan Death March through the eyes of survivors James B. Stockdale and Lester I. Tenney. This memoir from the Memories of War series vividly portrays the brutal realities of World War II captivity, showcasing unbreakable human spirit amid extreme suffering and loss.
About This Book
My Hitch in Hell captures the raw experiences of the Bataan Death March, a notorious event in World War II history. Co-authored by James B. Stockdale and Lester I. Tenney, it draws from personal accounts of survival and resilience.
The book delves into the memories of war, highlighting the physical and emotional toll on those who endured the march. It serves as a poignant reminder of the human cost of conflict.
Part of the Memories of War series, this work provides an intimate look at one of the darkest chapters of the Pacific theater, emphasizing the strength found in adversity.
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