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This book is more of a manual on the SR71. The author goes through all of the aircraft checklist which is difficult to stay interested. I assumed the book was more on the experience of flying it and not switch positions.

Amazing what they went through and their will to live! A great read from start to finish.

Not my preferred kind of story, but it was interesting. Makes you think about the isolation and lack of choices while in a submarine deep in the ocean. Traditional man vs monster story, which all started with the “needs” of one sailor. Plenty of Navy lingo meshed into the story.

The story lacked apocalyptic elements. It felt like the storm was it. I needed more.

Andre Biggio has brought a new voice to the last living members of the greatest generation. He provides both a personal touch and an active voice these great men and by sharing their stories will help their legacy survive for generations. I couldn’t recommend this book enough and look forward to its sequel.

Nothing terribly original, but the last couple hours are a great summary of a lot of content. Incredibly time effective content! I would give it 3-4 stars if I used a credit for it, but being free it’s an awesome value!

Great info and really worth reading, but I had to buy the paperback (or e-bookwould work too) because there is no accompanying pdf as there should be for a book like this. 5 stars if they fix this.

this is a MUST LISTEN TOO IF YOU LOVE MILITARY STORIES.. I love my country and god bless America

I really enjoyed the book…only flinched when the narrator mispronounced “Bowdoin” every single time.

This book has a far leftist progressive slant, and has quite a negative view of American Christians. It is not responsible as the title implies. it’s good scholarship; but If you’re a conservative Christian or American, don’t bother. I’m gonna try to return it.