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'His Majesty's Service 1939 - 1945'
by Captain J.A.L. Barratt
'His
Majesty's Service 1939 - 1945' is the title of a small book written
by a well known and respected Norwich Ex POW, Captain John Barratt who
was in the 4th Battalion of the Royal Norfolk Regiment. He sadly died
in July 2002.
His son David has now offered to produce copies of his father's book, and the entire proceeds are being donated to COFEPOW. Captain Barratt writes of Singapore just prior to the surrender and his account of being held in captivity on the Thai/Burma railway and his memoirs can now help raise money for the "FEPOW Building"
'His Majesty's Service 1939-45' is a true story of Captain J.A.L. Barratt's memoirs as a Japanese Prisoner of War
The ill-fated 18th Division's journey to Singapore under secret escort thanks to U.S.A. President Roosevelt.
The Fall of Singapore.
The Railway - the true story of the destruction of the Bridge over the
River Kwai - witnessed by Captain J.A.L. Barratt and only seven others.
.Book obtainable from :-
Mr. D.J. Barratt, Manor House, Great Witchingham Norfolk NR9 5PG U.K.
Telephone: (01603) 775477 Fax: (01603) 623983
Price - £12.00 (inc p&p)
Cheques payable to COFEPOW please