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Myers, Leroy Segment 12
They never really knew.
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Myers, Leroy Segment 13
The Japanese commander of the camp, stood up on a platform and spoke in Japanese with an interpreter, and says, "The war is now over and now t
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Myers, Leroy Segment 14
They got into the base and they stayed and ate. The next morning, they put them on a C-47.
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Myers, Leroy Segment 15
Myers was discharged from the Navy as a Seamen Last-Class [Annotator's Note: either apprentice seaman or seaman 2nd class].Shovel and drag lin
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Myers, Leroy Segment 16
There was sharp drop off and that is how they were able to put the destroyer right up on the beach.
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Myers, Leroy Segment 17
Myers knows how Mahatma Gandhi survived; he could do it.
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Myers, Leroy Segment 18
Because of the war, those that survived were probably better off.
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Myers, Leroy Segment 2
They hurried with thier sandbags and got in their hole.
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Myers, Leroy Segment 3
They built the dugout for 3 people. They would run around and get food, and they would work all night.
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Myers, Leroy Segment 4
They loaded the back of their rig. They took the ballast off and put the goods in there so they did not go hungry.
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Myers, Leroy Segment 5
They got in to Yokohama and were put on a train to Fukuoka, or the island of Kyushu.
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Myers, Leroy Segment 6
The heat of our bodies is what saved their lives. They had charcoal heaters but were not given any charcoal. It was just hell.