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Title: One of the best books on military chaplaincy ever.
Review: I greatly enjoyed this book. As a military chaplain, I would recommend this book to anyone who is interested in learning the history of chaplains in the military. Even setting that aside, this is a great in-depth account of the Bataan death march, and life in Japanese POW camps in WWII.Keith does a great job at telling Ch Taylor's story. There are some personal insights about the hardships suffered by American servicemen in Japanese POW camps. It is truly an inspiring tale of persistence, faith, and the bond shared the men who survived through their captivity during the war.There is definitely a lot of history here, and not simply the sterile facts, but also the personal stories of those who lived through some of the worst parts of WWII. For history buffs, or for anyone looking for a tale of perseverance, this is a must read.
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