Review from The Rifle →
Ordinary people who were extraordinary when others needed help My BSA leaders were all Pacific vetsI learned from them by their conduct I was a bit of a Marine I hope the post boomer generations find these people’s stories worth knowing too
Terrific narration and a great narrative from a writer whose “Gangster Warlords” book was also top-notch.
This is a must read for any student of Gettysburg or the civil war in general! It definitely fills in a gap by taking a much needed and objective look at Meade and his generalship both during the battle and the campaign in general. While the narrator had a very good tone and pace his..
Review from Flying the SR-71 Blackbird →
Like someone was reading the owners manual of your car to you. It’s literally thousands of things you really don’t care about
Review from Deadman’s Retinue →
I’m not sure if I’m going to continue. this seems like it should be the last book and the conclusion for the characters. I’m still not a fan of the narrator and knowing there are more books in the series makes me cringe.
of Meade. The narration was mediocre and he mispronounced many names and places which was distracting. A better narrator would have improved the listening experience.
Review from Lost! →
One of the best stories of survival. I have already listened to it twice. Highly recommend this book.
Review from The Rifle →
The Rifle is the best book I have read on WWII. Every chapter was a first hand account of battles in WWII from individual soldiers, Marines and airmen who now in their twilight years having lived full lives after their war tell their stories. The rifle signed by more than 150 veterans who served and..
“Fernando Arroyo considers himself privileged to serve those who served our country, with the goal of ending veteran suicide. He works as the Veterans Program Director at Step Forward Academy as a coach and mentor for veterans transitioning to civilian life.” Fernando describes his experience of events when he was in the military 🪖 and..
Review from The Shadow of Death →
This is a great book, I listen to about 100 audio books a year and this one is right up there with the best ones.