"But Sir"

by Merv McRae

Overview

Merv was brought up as one of 14 children. His father was a farmer, and for most of his life, Merv was a farmer. He volunteered to join the army during the second World War, and was sent to Singapore. When a decision was made that Singapore could not hold against the Japanese, the Allied Forces were ordered to surrender. It could not have been realised at the time just how barbaric the Japanese were to be in the treatment of their prisoners.
"I will never forget the utter despair of the young men of F Force, nor the way they died quietly and without fuss. Neither will I ever forget the cruelty of the Japs, nor will I ever forgive them for their total disregard for the lives of the P.O.W.s and the dark races who also worked on the railway."

Product Details

BN ID:	2940046019810
Publisher:	Merv McRae
Publication date:	06/16/2014
Sold by:	Smashwords
Format:	eBook
File size:	315 KB

About the Author

This is the page for Mervyn Alexander McRae, Australian, born 27th November, 1914, died 2nd July, 1997.
He published two books, both now very difficult to obtain. They are important history, which is why they are now to be republished as new editions.