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Excellent.

Revisado: 01-23-25

In every category if submarines are your interest. Narrative flow, research, detail Narrator was good match as well.

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Masterful

Revisado: 01-11-25

A great narrative read about Meade and leadership. I like detail in narrative form and this is among the very best. Never lost in movements of men or in retelling of events, it leads you play by significant play from Meades point of view,.
He sources details from so many letters of officers and men that give powerful realtime assessments that propel the narrative as well as assessments. I learn so much more than I thought I had already known.
And his after battle historical assessment/narrative was superior; ending it with General Hunts letter caps a storytellers touch on a great book. Highly highly recommend it for leadership students as well as Civik War and Gettysburg students; even a young academic looking for term research paper topic. Yes , narrator made it great too. I will buy the book.

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Narrator gets it right, again.

Revisado: 11-30-24

Whole package was solid, not expecting to enjoy so tight a close situation. But Parker- Stark- Westlake. Can’t be beat especially with the right narrator.

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Very good Listen

Revisado: 08-27-24

Learned many tidbits about young officers and the naval war in the Solomons. Moving ending. Narrator was spot on, in sync with the text I bet he conveyed the authors personality accurately If you lived PT Boat stories as a kid as I did, you’ll enjoy this.

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Outstanding.

Revisado: 07-25-24

A great read and right toned narration. Knew barebones of story, but now assured of narrative flow of that fight. The personal touches of personality work very well. The issues between Sheridan Warren and others were a revelation for me; as was Wadsworth story. Unexpected detail and moving facts at the end about Arlington Vemetary. Book wraps well as a good narrative history should. A real keeper of an audiobook.

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A Satisfying Read

Revisado: 03-24-24

From beginning to end, don’t want to put it down; not overly exciting or thrilling but a compelling urgent story that has you “turning the pages” again and again. I agree about the right ending. Worthwhile especially as this was a free audible book.

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Detailed thorough narrative

Revisado: 03-16-24

If already a WWII buff, you will like the detail. My first best accounting of the German civilian side of the last stages of the war. Didn’t expect this much narrative of individual soldiers officers, town leaders etc but once I settled into what this book was; I was taken by the journey it offered. Surprised.

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We’ll Worth it for any Civil Ear buff.

Revisado: 02-27-24

Unexpectedly superb in content by Sherman and also by the tone set by narratir, the actor Bronson Pinchot who I still remember from Eddie Murpys’80s movies. Going to buy a book version and hear this one again in near future. Grateful for the complete letters and orders and dispatches that Sherman enclosed in his memoirs. Insightful to someone who knew less of the war in the west than the war in Virginia.

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Excellent! Thoroughly Enjoyed.

Revisado: 10-18-23

Great detailed historical narrative and John Lee again narrates superbly. Worth it as a book and story.

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