This record of the personal experiences and first-hand knowledge of the early days of the war in the Philippines, of the tragic defense of Bataan; the horrors of the Death March; and the sadistically planned and executed inhuman sufferings forced upon the valiant survivors of the operations of war, doomed to a life or death existence as so-called prisoners of war; is vividly portrayed in these pages called 'Horror Trek.' The author, Robert W. Levering, through love of country and inherent natural instincts of character and principle, elected to follow his comrades in arms to the field of battle rather than accept the comparative safety offered to civilian internees in Santo Tomas

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