Make It Do

"Make It Do" is a compelling firsthand account of WWII through the eyes of RAF Spitfire pilot Ken Cam, recounting his remarkable journey from daring combat missions to the hardships of captivity and survival, including the infamous POW camp and the 1945 Death March. Warm, humorous, and humility-filled, the memoir offers an intimate glimpse into the resilience and quiet heroism of a man who faced unimaginable challenges with unwavering determination. Originally written 25 years ago and published for the first time, this story highlights the enduring human spirit amid the chaos of war.