As I remember : the death march of Bataan / Ed Tommie Thomas

Title

As I remember : the death march of Bataan / Ed Tommie Thomas

Subject

Bataan Death March, Philippines, 1942.
Bataan Death March--Personal narratives.
Thomas, Edward E.
World War, 1939-1945--Campaigns--Philippines--Bataan (Province).

Description

Personal account of a young American who enlisted to get out of the Great Depression. He volunteered for the Signal Corps and after training was sent to the Philippines where he was assigned to the signal unit.

He narrates his life in the army, life in Manila before the war (including a radio intercept station and tunnels in Fort McKinley), and, the main part of his book, his experiences during the war: installing a submarine cable between Bataan and Corregidor; experiences in Corregidor and Bataan; the surrender (he tries to escape but fails; is sentenced to death by firing squad but is spared) and Death March; imprisonment by the Japanese (Camp O’Donnell; Cabanatuan); liberation by the Rangers in January 1945.

Additional subtitles on the cover and title page: “A Barge from Corregidor, a March from Bataan, a Fence at Cabanatuan”

Creator

Thomas, Edward E.

Publisher

Sonoita, AZ : The Author, c1990

Date

1990

Format

23 x 16 cm.

Type

Softbound

Identifier

962678902

Call Number

D 811 T46 1990

Accession Number

14444

Pagination

xviii, 256 p.

Illustration

ill.

Files

Collection

Citation

Thomas, Edward E., “As I remember : the death march of Bataan / Ed Tommie Thomas,” FHL-Roderick Hall, accessed October 6, 2026, https://fhl.omeka.net/items/show/733.