Lieutenant Commander John Morrill's 'South from Corregidor' recounts the harrowing escape of the mine sweeper Quail from the Philippines during World War II. Morrill, alongside seventeen men, navigated perilous, enemy-infested waters for thirty-one days to reach safety. The narrative highlights the courage, teamwork, and resilience of these men as they faced immense challenges. Morrill's detailed recollections, complemented by his natural storytelling ability, offer a vivid account of the trials they endured. The book serves as a testament to the heroism of ordinary servicemen during the war, appealing to readers interested in military history and personal accounts of World War II. |