announcement!
VOLUME II: THE MARCH ACROSS SAMAR IS NOW AVAILABLE
In 1902, deep in a Philippine jungle, ten young Marines died slow and horrible deaths at the hands of the elements. The Remains of the Corps: The March Across Samar is a novel based on fact. It is set in the midst of the largely forgotten Philippine-American War, fought from February 1899 to July 1902. It is a story of interventionism, imperialism, injustice, racism, oppression, fear, loss, abandonment, insurrection, fanaticism, treachery, violence, torture, and massacre . . . but also a story of duty, service, heroism, and love.
the war room of will remain
VOLUME II IS DEDICATED TO:
In 1944, Army Corporal Henry F. Sydlo, age 26, was felled by a sniper’s bullet in Saint-Lô, Normandy, France.
“Fairness does not govern life and death.
If it did, no good person would ever die young.”
--Mitch Albom
In 2020, “Little Henry” Prisby, age 4, was murdered by his mother in Jacksonville Beach, Florida.
New! The hardcover edition of Remains of the Corps: Volume II is now available.
The Remains of the Corps: Volume I is now available in a beautifully designed E-book.
We are preparing a large order of this one-of-a-kind
12" x 18" poster.
VOLUME I TRIBUTE
