"The quartermaster's tale of survival in the Burma jungle in WWII. A gut-wrenching story of an ordinary Englishman who survived jungle warfare in Burma, told with a sense of humor and accuracy that understates the horrors and degradation he along with all his lost comrades endured. George Spill was conscripted into the British Army at the age of 30. He was sent to India in the Royal Artillery and finished up in the Burma jungle. He fought through some of the most savage battles of World War II. He became the Battery Quartermaster Sergeant and was one of the few who survived against impossible odds from the forgotten 14th Army. A reluctant war hero, this is his uncensored story"--Publisher's information.