Al Young Studios™: My Father’s Captivity
“both to please the eye and to gladden the heart”
“both to please the eye and to gladden the heart”
 | Artifact Category: DocumentNote: Artifacts are sorted by index number [x.xx.xxxx] in The BenHaven Archives. Artifacts in category: 18. |
|
Artifacts
Back to Top
28th Squadron and Attached Personnel: Christmas 1939 |  28th Squadron, 23rd Anniversary Program |  28th Squadron and Attached Personnel: Christmas 1940 |  28th Squadron Organization Days 1942 |
 Warren R. Stewart, Jr., Roster Diary |  War Crimes - Exhibit H |  War Crimes - Exhibit I |  War Crimes - Exhibit J |
 Kondo's Typescript Roster |  Mobilation Roster |  Alphabetized Roster |  Transfer List to Hitachi Camp 6D |
 Mobilation Roster, Britton Version |  Japanese Instructions For Prisoner Of War Camps |  Warren R. Stewart, Jr., Daybook A |  Warren R. Stewart, Jr., Daybook B |
 Warren R. Stewart, Jr., Food Fantasy Diary |  Warren R. Stewart, Jr., Bluebook |
Related Categories
Back to Top
Order the Book
Back to Top
 | My Father's CaptivityPrice: TBA - See RSS FeedMy Father's Captivity is the story of how a young man endured 39 months as a World War II prisoner of the Japanese, and what he learned that can help any captive overcome any kind of captivity. Scheduled for publication in 2008, the book's 338 pages include 126 photographs and the text of nearly 60 original documents. The book represents the culmination of 28 years of research and writing. Categories: Al Young, Book, My Father's Captivity Product No.: 0.09.0050.010 Availability: Not Available for Sale |
Google Search • Shopping Cart • Home • My Father’s Captivity • Documents
Copyright 2008 • By Al R. Young • All Rights Reserved
Page Last Modified: Wed, 22 Oct 2008 17:00:00 GMT
Copyright 2008 • By Al R. Young • All Rights Reserved
Page Last Modified: Wed, 22 Oct 2008 17:00:00 GMT
