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Story really moves along. one impossible situation after another. entertaining, not thought provoking. but is worthwhile.

Very goood useful straightforward concepts. Easy to listen to. I would say eat the meat and throw out the bones.

This seems like a copy of Winds of War and War and Remembrance. The first two books were free so it was worth the price.

This is all very useful information if you can get past the hero worship around Donald Trump at the beginning.

Thank you for this book. I thank God for people who express the word of God and it actually reaches the heart. I have been convicted listening and it drove me closer to God. I feel the difference and I am grateful I have repented and I am working every day toward being closer to..

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I wish I would have read this when my son was a preteen to be better prepared. Excellent insights to boys and their development.

I’m 70 and wanted to read more about -“the greatest generation “ I was in awe how these super seniors memories of WWiI were still so vivid and yet most of them came home to lead normal lives and have wifes and children. Their stories were so gruesome it’s hard to believe they could have..

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Humble guy that knew his job, equipment, surroundings. and enemy. Would like more details as found in Hathcock’s book.

Give it his boom a shot, it’s absolutely worth listening. You’ll find yourself coming back for more

I enjoyed the story of Chuck’s life and his experiences, growing up, being in the Marines, and transitioning to civilian life. I wish they would have gone more in depth during the wartime years. Buy it, read it and thank a Viet Nam vet!