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Based on a series of one hundred pen and ink drawings by Captain Benjamin Comeau; a POW at Camp #1 in Korea from 1950-53; "Honey Bucket Charlie" contains letters Comeau wrote during his time in the prison camp; as well as photographs and interviews with his son; brother; and grandson. From Central Texas; Comeau enlisted in the Marine Corps during World War II; was wounded at Iwo Jima; left the Marine Corps and then joined the army in time for service as an infantryman in the Korean War. He was taken as a POW by the Chinese in November of 1951 and remained a prisoner until June of 1953. Comeau remained in the army and later served a year in Vietnam. He was an extraordinary man who has left us an equally extraordinary group of drawings describing his time as a POW." Honey Bucket Charlie" has an introductory chapter by author and scholar Lewis Carlson.