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Incredible work Andy has done paying tribute to those who have gone before us. The best collection of 1st hand accounts of WWII, hands down look no further.

I can’t believe book 2 is as good as the first book. I hated to see it end as I finished it. The stories needed told and Andrew Biggio did a wonderful job letting those who lived it, tell them. His work is as good as it gets. Read this. Reread it. Pass it on.

Absolutely fantastic story and project. Each veterans personal experiences are touching and inspiring. So thankful for all those who served our country when we needed them most. You’ll not be forgotten.

Incredible read. Should be mandatory for all students in the United States! Thank you, Andy

This book is a great work of literature. just getting the correct information for guns in USA. I personally love Ion’s books, they are great

Fascinating how he was able to go on living for 18 years like he didn’t murder his whole family..

The writer seemed to accurately portray the times and drug use. It tells of a family spinning out of control. I would give it 5 stars but it started off slow and monotone for me. About 1/2 way through it picked up and I hated to turn the book off. Really told and written well.

Wonderful collection of WWII veterans stories in their own word’s. Each with a different experience that changed their lives forever.

Loved it! It was clean, so no trash or sex talk, and it was compelling so it kept my attention.

I loved the first book due to the story’s and how long each are. It is not like going through a full chapter book on one individual or unit. I am saddened that I missed the signing in Belgium due to our medevac company being needed in Africa. But in this review I just wanted..

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