Frazier Hunt's friendship with Douglas MacArthur began on the battlefields of France during World War I. The young general, not quite six years the author's senior, had already caught the allure of Pacific destiny by the time that Hunt made his first long trip to the Orient - Japan, Siberia, China, the Philippines, Australia, Southeast Asia, India. Both Hunt and MacArthur, from their separate viewpoints, early foresaw that America's destiny lay in the Pacific.
Hunt had the unique experience of covering for newspapers and magazines every war and revolution. Following four months at General MacArthur's headquarters in New Guinea in 1944, he wrote MacArthur and the War Against Japan.
The Untold Story of Douglas MacArthur was his fourteenth and final book. A fitting monument to an outstanding reporter.