Review from Meade at Gettysburg →
This is a very detailed narration of the Gettysburg campaign from Meade’s perspective. Like Meade himself, the narrative is not flashy, but solid, and places Meade’s actions in the context of what he knew at the time. The author explains why he holds a high opinion of Meade, and engages with others who were critical,..
Review from Nuclear Weapons →
I expected this book to be about, as the title implies, nuclear weapons — their materials, design, construction, integration, sustainment, and so forth. There was almost none of that except a little about the Manhattan Project. The rest of the book was about policy and treaties. The reader was fine. This is an OK primer..
Review from The Rifle 2 →
Man I loved both! What a cool concept and way to honor our vets! Semper Fi!
Review from The Rifle 2 →
Great storys . We need more. All is being lost. To little time left to tell us.
Review from The Rifle →
Must read for everyone that enjoys WWII history. Personal stories all interesting and well told.
Review from The Old Man’s Place →
Not the normal Sanford plot line but left me wanting more as John Sanford always does
Review from He’s Not Lazy →
This is a book I want to listen to over & over. So many great tips & reminders of truth, & helps truly understand your son & give yourself grace at the same time.
Review from The Rifle 2 →
I loved reading this book especially with one of the chapters featuring a very dear friend of mine who was interviewed for this book who passed away this summer RIP my dear beloved friend Jack Hamlin
Review from Leviathan’s War →
I realize that I am rather easy to please, when it comes to sci-fi entertainment, but the series is enjoyable to listen to the Banter and the development. The juxtaposition a pacifist dreadnought is also fun
Review from Landing in Hell →
The actual story is such a small part then it devolves into chapters of minutia