“Bill Dunn has some unexpected and fascinating memories of MacArthur that add to our collective historical knowledge. This is . . . a first-rate description of how the news was carried from the warfront to the civilian rear, and an altogether inspiring memoir of what it was like out there in the bloody, traumatic Pacific war.”—from the foreword by Mike Wallace, “So far as I know there has never been such a chronicling by a newsman of equal qualifications..”—Douglas Edwards, “An engagingly anecdotal war memoir . . . that affords insights as well as intelligence.”—