The intense batte

The battle that  ensued his freeing our prisoners was loud and intense. We used explosions to draw their attention away. When they weren't looking we attacked and boy, they were not expecting that. The sheer force and speed that our elite Rangers attacked with might have scared the pants off of them. Some of the prisoners, when we finally defeated  all the Japanese, would not leave. They though it was a trap and if they left they would be killed. When it set in though, they were crying and thanking us though some of them couldn't walk. They had been gone a long time and were shocked to see our new high tech weapons. I heard they started to eat more from the stuff they stole when the Japanese weren't looking so it seemed they were eating better.
The Bataan Savior, Henry Mucci
My crew before leaving for home after the longest mission of their life.