A pictorial history of Guam, emphasizing its involvement in World War II and the effects of the Japanese invasion and the American liberation on the island itself and the native Chamorro people.

As stated by the author, this book's primary purpose is to help record the story of the Chamorros and the events that make up the history of their island. Their story is one of survival - of meeting the onslaught of progress while still maintaining their unique cultural identity.

Hard cover. 192 pages. Black and white photos, maps, and illustrations.