Rick Hufford

Well researched and informative without being dry

Revisado: 12-02-23

Comparisons to today and opinions were sometimes expressed but openly and appropriately. Also enough gossip or innuendo of the time to make the account more alive than just a dry recitation of facts. One got a real sense of the people and the times,as well as the facts. If more history was written like this, more people would study it. Excellent book!

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Boring and longwinded

Revisado: 08-09-23

Like another reviewer said, skip the beginning. After this,you will learn nothing new if you know your Bible. Some catholic ideas,such as Mary having been immaculately conceived herself are included too, even though this is not in the Bible. Am sorry I used a credit on this.

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Excellence

Revisado: 05-03-23

The story was predictable but so well written that it was thoroughly enjoyable. The sound effects were wonderful and the narrator did a perfect job. Loved it!

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Somewhat disappointed

Revisado: 04-17-23

Expected more about the UFOs and less personal and family stuff. Some is needed for full perspective but it was too much and too little about the actual subject of the book. Too much also about bad receptions etc. I got so tired of the “filler “ that I didn’t finish the book. It dragged and was stupendously boring. The narrative was slangy in tone and irritating to the ear too,so that didn’t help, although it was usually understandable. Not recommended.

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Excellent

Revisado: 04-01-23

Like another reviewer, I consider this the best book on this subject that I’ve read, but would have loved that it contained updates on the subject. I also liked the narrator, where otherwise excellent books I have listened to were nearly ruined by bad narration. As the daughter of a Navy submarine officer, I remember the places and happenings described well, and appreciate the seeming accuracy.

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Interesting and informative

Revisado: 03-14-23

Although I already knew a lot about Hitler, I learned from this. My only complaint is that one of the narrators has a very annoying voice and speech pattern. It is drawn out, slow, and in a whining tone.

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WAY too wordy

Revisado: 02-28-23

I was really disappointed with this book. I expected unique ER situations with solutions. Instead, the first chapter was a description/fantasy about the people waiting with the patient and about one sentence with the patient dying. The second chapter was, again, almost all imaginings about the patient. Not any substance …drawn out …painfully. I had to laugh when I read another review because I stopped reading at the same exact place as this other reviewer…it must be the end point of endurance..1.5 chapters. The soccer imaginings were the last straw. By far, one of the worst books I’ve TRIED to read!

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Great memoir, bad narration

Revisado: 02-28-23

This story was informative, believable, and from a personal, authoritative perspective not often shared. Unfortunately, the narration was so irritating that I had to force myself to listen to it. This would easily be a five star book if the narration was different. Many people won’t know how good the book is because they won’t be able to stand to listen to it.

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Not many holes barred

Revisado: 02-23-23

Fairly graphic accounts and probably a pretty accurate account of a rough time. Probably not politically correct for some people nowadays though.

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Excellent memoir, British accent distracting

Revisado: 02-22-23

My only problem with this was that the narrator’s obvious British accent for a German character was distracting and a disconnect. If I were British, it probably wouldn’t have stood out so much to me, but, as an American, it interfered somewhat with my picturing of the German character.

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