December 24, 2021 at 8:05 pm (Books, Recommended, Surprises)
Tags: COVID Reading, favorites, Fridays, James D. Hornfischer, nonfiction, reading lists, US history, US naval history, World War II
Gus Forman, imprisoned in Changi, Singapore, where he had served in isolation for three months of what he was told was a six-year sentence (for plotting to escape), suddenly saw the door to his cell open. Sunlight flooded in, blinding him. He was ushered out and reunited with two other survivors of the USS Houston: Capt. Ike Parker and Major Windy Rogers.
They cringed at each other’s stench.
Ship of Ghosts, p. 405
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