The History of the Andrews Railroad Raid

The History of the Andrews Railroad Raid
Author: William Pittenger
Publisher: Digital Scanning, Inc.; (May 1, 2001)
Description: Hardcover: 476 pages ; Dimensions (in inches): 1.05 x 9.00 x 6.00
ISBN: 1582181918

Based on the original 1863 true story, Daring and Suffering, this 1887 version of the Andrews Railroad raid by Union soldiers embraces a full and accurate account of this secret journey to the heart of the confederacy. Pittenger, the author, recalls his story of the secret raid to cut the rail link between Marietta and Chattanooga, his capture and the subsequent prisoner exchange program that set him free. He and the other survivors were the first soldiers with the rank of Private to be awarded the Congressional Medal of Honor.

Although this version was written and published 18 years after his first book, Pittenger successfully finds a way to encompass the details of the mission as well as to embellish his subsequent thoughts, feelings and actions through the years.

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