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I first read Battle Mask when I was in high school, back in the late 70-80’s. I thought it moved a little slow back then Hearing it now, I loved it!

This is an outstanding, well-researched book. I was an Air Cavalry Cobra Pilot, flying in the northern part of South Vietnam during the 1972 Easter Offensive. Most accounts of the action during this period gives short shrift to Army Aviation. This author does not. His account fully includes our actions, which is deeply appreciated. His..

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it was a struggle to finish reading. I had to rely on the audio to plow through to the end; however, it was annoying that the narrator mispronounced many words particularly place names. To me, it was also annoying that the protagonist crossed path with every notable Californian of this era.

My church have a bandage breaker ministry and I enjoyed deepening my understanding as it relates to breaking strongholds off my life!!!

I must say I liked this book right from start but then, ugh. Then it got even more ridiculous and I couldn’t wait for it to end. Boring narration. Ridiculous twist. Could have been really creepy but it was just silly.

I was confused from the beginning.Every so often I thought I knew what was going on,then I was confused again.Shawn Compton was a decent enough narrator.I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.’ 

to robotic in the reading some chapters are unbearable. if you don’t like the chapter’s topic there is nothing you can enjoy

Never knew i needed this game in my life until now,cant wait till the next

it’s was very unexpected. didn’t see the twists and turns at all. such a good listen.

A perfect balance of technical knowledge and historical context for AI and ML. A must for anyone in the field.