Captivity and Escape

"Captivity and Escape" by M. Jean Martin offers a gripping account of prisoner-of-war escapes throughout history. Delving into the strategies, dangers, and sheer will required to break free from captivity, this volume provides a comprehensive exploration of this compelling aspect of military history. From meticulous planning to daring execution, the book examines the various methods employed by prisoners of war seeking to regain their freedom.

Martin's work meticulously details the conditions of captivity and the unwavering determination of those who risked everything for a chance at escape. Explore the tactics of guerrilla warfare applied within prison walls, the strategic thinking behind successful breakouts, and the personal stories of resilience and courage. "Captivity and Escape" is an essential resource for anyone interested in the history of war, military strategy, and the extraordinary human capacity for survival against all odds. A timeless record of adventure and endurance.

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