Ninety-Day Wonder

In His Four Years Of Navy Service During Wwii, Ensign John Horton'S Military Career Ranged From Communications In Manila To Commander Of A Guerrilla Training Camp For Chinese Soldiers. He Also Engaged With The Chinese In Acts Of Sabotage, Blowing Up Railroads And Bridges In Japanese-Occupied Areas.Horton Experienced A Fascinating Yet Little-Known Aect Of The War. With Eyewitness Accounts From Both Chinese And U.S. Soldiers , He Provides A Rare And Riveting Glimpse Of A China Filled With Bravery And Foreboding, A Country Fighting A Vicious Enemy While Teetering On The Brink Of Civil War.