A Soldier in the Pacific: My Army Experiences During World War II, February 1943 Through December 1945

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Thanks to the writer Laura Hillen brand, Luis Zamperini started as one of the most amazing individual wars in the Second World War as an army air force. In May 1943 his B-24 fell to the Pacific Ocean. He was floating on the sea raft for 47 days. Then he was caught by the Japanese and imprisoned until August 1945. These experiences have plagued Zamperini's postwar life, but in 1949 things began to look towards him. Zamperini forgave those who imprisoned him, including Mutsuhiro Watanabe, an abusive Japanese corporate citizen known as "bird". This legend is recorded in Hillenbrand's book "Unbroken: The Story of Survival, Recovery, and Redemption in World War II". Since its publication in 2010, this book has become a bestseller for bestsellers, and in December, Universal Pictures will announce the adaptation of the film directed by Angelina Jolie.

Mailer wrote this novel based on his experience as a South Pacific infantry during the Second World War. The story tells the army platoon fighting Japanese islands and infantry, and it is written with fine details of the news. Commentator commented: "We first recorded the filthy, hard business of World War II soldiers." Known as the most exciting part of the Second World War, this novel was published at the time of its publication It was published. I received unprecedented important praise