This is an authentic account of the fears and hopes, wants and jokes that went through the mind of an average American young man who found himself suddenly assigned the title - Prisoner of War! An actual diary, presenting a day-by-day account of life in a German prison camp in World War II where the unconquerable spirit of American youth overcame the difficulties of a perilous and thoroughly disagreeable environment.
The author was forced to bail out over enemy territory and, as a result, was made a Prisoner of War by the Germans in World War II. He tells the story of experiences that will bring home to every reader the indomitable spirit which carried our young men through all the hardships they were called upon to endure.
