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Chuck will always be a hero in our hometown! He has touched many lives in a positive way!

What a great story of an Army Soldier. The book is written well and inspiring to read.

Great stories. I loved the idea of visiting these warriors and dedicating the gun and a book to their sacrifice, story and legacy.

great book! heard information that I hadn’t gotten from documentaries. Would recommend it to family and friends.

i never really do non fiction but this book was recommended to me by a freind who said it has helped a Vietnam vet. i am not a veteran but this book is timless and touching wishing i could have met these men and thanked them for their service. this book dosent read like non..

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I liked the earnest and honest approach of the writer and the testimonies of those. it also pointed out that I’m some instances it can take some time , but keep persisting

I would love to see a new movie about this tragedy and I already titled it.^^ We’ll never know why people do the things they do. This man was a lunatic.

If you lived through the changes from 1968 through the early 70s you’ll recognize the social changes and the beginnings of the drug scene in middle class America and the early tragedies it brought. The narrator was excellent and the story touching. My only complaint is the ending. It was abrupt and there was no..

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as the title says, it’s a good story but it has way too many details. There are lots of plot points that don’t go anywhere. There are a lot of things were explained that didn’t need to be and a lot of things that needed explanation, but were brushed over. I’d explain more, but I’ll..

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Overall a good listen. You can tell the reader was not a gamer due to some of the terms that they got wrong. There’s a lot of great information in the book, but a lot of times it reference the e-book or written book. This made it difficult. The other thing was the reader would..

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