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Extremely eye-opening, and better understanding of what a good leader is, and where you find the guidelines to be that leader in the Word of God 

Excellent book. Wide-ranging, it covers the full breadth of automotive history and even looks into the future. I knew some of the stories, but he added new details and reflected on them in fresh ways. The narrator has an appealing voice, but he frequently changed words for no apparent reason. This should have been picked..

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Reader is hard to listen to with the annoying inflection in his voice, story is ok but too much personal talk especially about his girl interest Sarah.

I lived there, knew some of the history but was not aware of these details. A great listen! Good pace and great content.

Narration is clear but dry and boring. Content is equally as focused on unmemorable statistics as on matter of fact descriptions on combat. Certainly there are more engaging Vietnam memoirs.

Intelligent writing, unique storytelling and highly satisfying. Couldn’t wait to hear each new chapter. The ending is mind-blowing and brilliant.

Loved the creative ideas! Narrator was great but just importantly the story kept me captivated

Interesting retelling of A-10’s in combat but I am not sure if the writing was unimaginative or if the narrator left something to be desired. I thank the author for his service but will not read another of his books.

This book dragged on and on. Should have been titled “bogged in the sand”. Even the revelry was non-alcoholic.

This is one of the most unique and captivating books I’ve ever encountered. The story is unexpected and engaging. It’s also very disturbing. The premise of the protagonist living forever has been done before, but I’ve never read anything like this before. Several sections are quite graphic and violent, but the conclusion is surprising and..

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