Relentless Hope

"Relentless Hope: A True Story of War and Survival" is the harrowing and inspirational survival story of Major Chester "Chet" Britt, captured on Bataan in the Philippines and made a prisoner of war during World War II.

This book has been researched extensively and checked for historical accuracy.

His wife Grace, evacuated from the Philippines, and gives birth to their son safe at home in America, She supports the war effort working in an armaments factory.

Chet suffers through savage beatings, starvation, extreme thirst, illness, and terror on the Bataan Death March.

He inexplicably escapes death by friendly bombing on 2 different Hell Ships and exposure to winter cold on a 3rd ship taking him to Japan, a trip that kills most of his friends, that have formed a "circle of life" to help and protect each other.

He endures starvation, illness, and beatings in 6 prison camps that result in death for thousands of other prisoners.

"Relentless Hope" recounts Chet's courage and will to survive extremely savage and barbaric conditions and the couple's desire to reunite and raise their family in peace.