The saga of Major Jack Ross. For three and a half years he survived the brutalities of a World War Two Japanese prison camp in the Philippines; then, he was rescued by US Army Rangers. Jack was among the walking skeletons that had survived untold brutalities. The long period of physical and mental recovery required all the strength and courage he possessed. The most difficult challenge to his well-being was the discovery that his wife had married another man. His transition from military life to that of a civilian was filled with strife and heartaches. Five years later, Jack was awarded the Medal of Honor for valor in Korea and found the love of his life. This is a story that will warm your heart and make you proud to be an American.