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I really don’t like how the story only focuses on combat. I want building and characters.

good story. great narration. wish it would focus more on building. a little too much filler.

A truthful account about some very uncomfortable information. It seems the mafia had quite a hold on our leaders, from the bottom of the ladder to the top. (Maybe they still do) I thought the USA was a decent government. Now I’m not sure any government can be trusted. This is very well written and..

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Really nice, short and consistent, more than enough, with this 4h you get the right amount of information you need.

Entertaining, illuminating, and a wonderful narrative. Surprised it read so well. I was worried Bell wouldn’t be critical of Napoleon. He mixed it in perfectly without be preachy or overly sympathetic

Was this narrator human? It sounds like AI trying to read a book. Between the butchered French words, the lack of any emotion, and the inability to separate sentences, i thought a computer was narrating the book. Couldn’t finish.

I loved the fun, humorous conversation and takes on life. The energy was great as well.

Loved this series and the F-14 Tomcat, the most amazing aircraft in the US history. Ward is a fantastic story teller and has the experience to back it up.

This book was very informative and there is something that was shared within the book that really hit home because it’s exactly what I needed to hear at the time, especially how toxic people are like a cancer you have to get rid of them as soon as you notice them, do not let them..

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This is a valuable resource, as is every first person account from this time period. At the same time, the smallness of Wilkeson’s perspective limits the usefulness of this story. He blames West Point for causing all problems in the war. He relates how low-level soldiers complained about their superior officers, without quantifying whether or..

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