Title: Disappointed
Product review: I enthusiastically ordered this book and couldn't wait to read it. However, when I read the following passage on page 79, I decided I didn't want to read one more word. "American PWs should be open to suspicion, too, and accorded less honors and attention than what they receive." Really? So his thought is that a man who was perhaps wounded and captured in battle is unworthy of honor. I find that to be appalling. My father sign up to fight as soon as he turned 18. He was shot and subsequently captured during the Battle of the Bulge. He endured beatings, interrogation, and starvation for his country. He suffered in silence for nearly forty years before receiving any assistance from the VA. The war took its toll on him emotionally and physically, yet by God's grace he returned home, married, and raised a family of God-fearing and patriotic children and grandchildren.
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