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one of the best books I’ve ever read! Semper Fi! truly an inspiration. captivating and amazing

Liked certain parts of the book but too much was about subjects time not in Vietnam.

strongest characters and good story telling excellent liaten for those who like space operas and excitement

An interesting story made boring by the tedious prose. All the life that should have been there was replaced with numb intrigue.

This is a great collection of stories from the grunts eye view of WWII. It encompasses almost all theaters of the war and from the four branches of the service. It is also the story of the author’s dealing with his own service as well as discovery of family history. It is an excellent read..

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The author uses statistics that are inaccurate at best and intentionally manipulated at worst. There are painfully few examples from the “pro-gun” side and emotional manipulation on the “anti-gun” side. The imbalance may not be intentional and may be a product of mainstream media mis-information. This indicates there is a lack of honest willingness to..

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I listened to the first book of these hero’s told with the history of the rifle used. Had to get the second and was just as great as the original. This young vet brought the amazing stories to life

The passion of this writer to get the story of these hero’s and the links he went to bring their stories out with the help of a rifle is outstanding. One of the best books I have listened to.

The story line is a bit too predictable. The characters are too flat. The narrator misses many of the required accents by miles. The only reason it deserves2’stars is because the story has potential. Unfortunately though, the writing is elementary and insulting to the reader as the author hasn’t learned to show and trust the..

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The narrator’s voice is clear and well-annunciated, but his consistent mispronunciation of local place names grates upon the ears of students of the Battle of Gettysburg.