Bataan: To Hell and Back


18 April, 2008

Bataan: To Hell and Back
Monday, April 21 at 3 a.m. ET
Hosted by Oliver North

This week, during the year of the 66th anniversary of the Baatan death march, "War Stories" brings you the story of how a small group of American rangers were called upon to rescue over 500 American and Allied prisoners of war from a hellish place in the Phillipines called Cabanatuan.

It's a dark chapter in World War II history. The men held at the Cabanatuan Prisoner of War camp were part of the 78,000 American and Filipino troops who had surrendered to the Japanese in 1942.

These men had survived years of unspeakable torture, starvation and tropical disease.

In this special one hour broadcast, we'll take you inside the largest and most successful rescue mission of American troops in U.S. Army history.

Please join us for a special episode of "War Stories with Oliver North" looking at the real heroes who fought for freedom on the front lines, not in Hollywood.

Staff for this episode:
Executive Producer: Pamela K. Browne
Written and produced by: Pamela K. Browne
Associate Producer: Steven Tierney
Production Associate: Ian Brier

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