Sep 21, 2018 · Glenn Frazier, a celebrated World War II veteran and prisoner of war, passed away on Sept. 16, 2018, at the age of 94. Frazier joined the U.S Army on July 3, 1941 when he was only 16-years-old, and requested that he be stationed in the Philippines.

Glenn Frazier and his fellow captives would be forced to walk without rest or food for the next seven days in what would become known as the Bataan Death March. Thousands of Americans and Filipinos died on the march. Those that managed to survive were sent to …

Nov 11, 2018 · Glenn Frazier, protagonist of one of the most incredible World War II stories ever told, died in in Daphne, Alabama on September 15 at the age of 94.

He was captured, marched north in the infamous Bataan Death march and spent the next three years struggling for his life in Japanese POW camps. Glenn Frazier is an American above all else, who catches us all up in his story and teaches the one lesson we all need to learn and relearn: liberty is our most precious possession and worth the price ...

Sep 27, 2018 · In 1941, at age 17 Glenn enlisted in the U.S. Army and was sent to the Philippines where he was captured on the Bataan Peninsula and survived the 65 mile Death March. He was sent to POW labor...

On April 9 ,1942, Frazier became part of the largest surrender by the United States Army in its history -- 78,000 American and Filipino troops. He then endured the Bataan Death March, and...

Sep 27, 2018 · Col. Glenn (Dowling) Frazier, 94, a native of Fort Deposit and survivor of the infamous Bataan Death March at the hands of the Japanese in WWII, died on Saturday, Sept. 15 at Thomas Hospital in Fairhope, Ala.

Courageous survivor the brutal Bataan Death March who is featured extensively in the miniseries "The War." Glenn Frazier joined the U.S Army on July 3, 1941 when he was only 16-years-old, and requested that he be stationed in the Philippines.

Glenn D. Frazier's autobiography, Hell's Guest is one of the most compelling books ever written about the Bataan Death March. The story of a young boy from Alabama who finds himself in the middle of war just months after joining the Army.

Oct 9, 2024 · Being a POW was a harrowing experience for Glenn Frazier. These facts highlight his resilience and bravery. Frazier endured the infamous Bataan Death March, a brutal forced transfer of POWs by the Japanese army. The march covered approximately 65 miles, with prisoners receiving little food or water.