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Excellent story…loved it

Revisado: 12-31-24

I really enjoyed this story. The authors really brought it to life. I will probably relisten to this book 2 to 3 more times. I do wish the narrator would do more research on vocabulary used rather than mispronouncing words or spelling out words that the military has made shorter….. i.e. corpsman…pronounced ‘coreman’….

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Love it

Revisado: 10-16-23

I’ve read the book several times and listened to it at least half a dozen times. A series I really enjoy.

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Excellent Story!!!!!

Revisado: 04-11-23

I've read this book in '08 and have listened to it twice since then. In '08, the book caused my awareness of the fragile possible future that was possible. I started my preps then. My wife, then, thought I was crazy and even said she wished she knew about my prepping before we gt married. That was a gut punch. But that was then and I have sinced moved onto a better woman.

I thought a financial collaspe or an EMP was the most likely....never a pandemic. But had it got very bad, at least Mr Wesley's book called my attention in the importance of being prepared for anything that life could throw at you above the normal.

The reason I am leaving a review is a lot of similiarities in the writing of this book to today's current events. The family and group in this fictional story had their preps in place and were prepared. They believed in God and guided their life via the Bible and the U.S. Constitution. Knowledge is power folks and having a few preps in place from stored food to medical is wise not only for you but also your family.

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Wow

Revisado: 02-28-22

I expected a true story but turned out it was better than that! It was a fictional account of a tank crew thru Europe during World War 2. I enjoyed it and think you will also!

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Amazing!

Revisado: 10-16-19

I was pleasantly surprised! A great piece of military history told in great detail and amusement. I highly recommend this book.

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Awesome

Revisado: 08-07-19

Great book! The author jumps between sniper stories which makes it difficult at times to follow when your listening to the book because you don’t see the story breaks as you would if reading it. Besides that a great ‘listen’ to understand both snipers, personal stories and the dynamics of what it takes to shoot long distance.

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Amazing Story

Revisado: 04-16-19

Great story, Mr Plaster tells the story of MAC-SOG from the very beginning to the end. A true tribute to the men that took unbelievable chances with a unit that suffered 100% casualty rate. A great book!

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Disappointed

Revisado: 10-19-18

I'll start off by saying I have read WEB Griffins book series the Corps and Brotherhood of War. Probably read each series 7 or more times. I even enjoyed it on Audible...except for the last three in the Brotherhood series. Huge disappointment there! The Last Heroes I was hoping to replace my enjoyment with Griffins' writing but the books bounced around too much and talked about topics that I thought got too much into detail on a subject he could have omitted. I got the impression it was too much like filler to me. After a few chapters I turned it off...just couldn't listen to it anymore.

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Disappointed

Revisado: 10-19-18

These last three books of the series were a big disappointment. The books are all set around a coupe in the Congo. The reading was fine but I didn't care that the conflict of the story line was in Africa. Why not continue with Southeast Asia? Being a military veteran I was disappointed with the reader not pronouncing the acronyms correctly that the military uses. There were also some mistakes within the reading (and perhaps by the author) that SF units didn't use a CAR-16, or a C-131, and once during a flight, a member said to look at something on the ground at their 3 o'clock and everyone looked to the left?? I actually stopped listening to the book because I completely lost interest in the story......and possibly the author.

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Love it!

Revisado: 08-13-18

I have read this book series at least 7 times and Dick Hill did an amazing job reading.

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