The Ghost of Guam
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The group of visitors were out by the lake enjoying a beer and telling stories about their lives. A loud BANG disrupted the evening and made them almost jump out of their swimsuits. The bang was heavy rifle fire from farther up on the hillside. One of the party was struck in the chest. He was bleeding profusely, and needed immediate help. Derrick was standing beside him and began to resuscitate him to keep him alive until the ambulance arrived.
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About the Book
The book tells about the life of Satoshi Yoko for twenty-eight years as he lived in a cave hiding from Chamarros and Americans. He developed a very stable life under these circumstances and in so doing made himself a person to be admired.
This story begins about the time the Japanese decided they had enough and would move on to more friendly places with the help of the Americans. One Japanese man stayed for twenty eight years before going back to his homeland.
About the Author
Years of travel in the Far East has given the author many contacts and exposure to Asian culture. Having made several visits to Guam makes this story real and gives the reader a look at what life was like for the Chamarros on this small island during wartime.