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title: "The Jersey Brothers: A Missing Naval Officer in the Pacific and His Family's Quest to Bring Him Home"
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# The Jersey Brothers: A Missing Naval Officer in the Pacific and His Family's Quest to Bring Him Home

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## Customer Reviews

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    A Gripping Tale and A Must Read!
  

*by E***S on Reviewed in the United States on May 29, 2017*

Take the through research of a Stephen Ambrose, the writing talent of a Herman Wouk, and the mystery skills of a John Le Carre and you can see why The Jersey Brothers rates a 5 star review!  This book is an engrossing story of 3 brothers, all serving in World War II--one on the USS Enterprise, one a prisoner of war in the Philippines and the last brother a key member of FDR's Map Room from which the President plotted the course of the war.  Ms. Freeman, the author, had heard stories about these three brothers (one of whom was her father) from an early age, but there were elements of the story that were not known or discussed. Thus began a 10 year journey to uncover the truth of her uncle's life as a prisoner of war.  Amidst this personal story, Ms. Freeman has done a magnificent job in fleshing out the war in the Pacific and how the three brothers sought to look out for one another. The writing is fast paced, while not scanting on the factual elements of battle.  The book is a real page turner as the reader wants to learn what happened to the brothers. The net result is a well documented story of the human side of war.  This book is a must read for all generations.

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    Excellent addition to the canon of World War II literature
  

*by F***N on Reviewed in the United States on June 4, 2017*

Excellent book.  The other reviewers have pretty much covered what the book is about.  I will just say that the book was of personal interest to me as my father served in the South West Pacific Theater of WW II - not in the Navy, but in the Army, so a lot of the higher ranked officers Ms. Freeman mentions were household names to me growing up - also the theme that the War in the Pacific took second place to the war in Europe.  That was definitely a theme my father harped on when I was growing up.  Good coverage of the battles involving the Navy in WW II in the Pacific.  Only one of the three battles my Dad was in was mentioned and that was the invasion of Luzon in January of 1945, which just missed her Uncle Barton's Japanese ship by about 10 days.  If only the Luzon invasion had started earlier . . .  Also, since my father in his position was involved in the planning of Operation Olympic, it was interesting to read more about why it didn't happen and President Truman's refusal to approve an operation involving 600,000 American Casualties.  I applaud Ms. Freeman's writing of this book.  The most I have done is to note down for family what my father has chosen to share of his experiences in the War.

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    Japan's inhuman treatment of American POWs
  

*by L***R on Reviewed in the United States on June 1, 2017*

Each of the three brothers represented a part of the Navy battles in the Pacific.  Their stories put a human face on the amazingly detailed descriptions of such a complicated war. The brothers themselves showed admirable strength, morality, grit, determination and compassion.  Their experiences drove the story of the war. At times I read with a map alongside the book. It was a very fulfilling experience.

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