CaptJake

Good old-fashioned radio program

Revisado: 03-27-25

Enjoyed the heck out of it the end came a little quick in my opinion.

The voice acting was very well done and extremely enjoyable listen.

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Enlightening No Matter Which Side of the Asle

Revisado: 03-19-25

Great listening to Tulsi Gabbard story.

I found this to be very interesting and enlightening.

As a fellow serviceman, to think that the power brokers would be willing to do what she describes in her book is maddening.
Her first hand account proves to me what I have thought over the last decade or so. Career politicians don't care about the American people, they crave power and are willing to do anything to keep it!!

Thanks You Tulsi for writing this book, God Bless You!!

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Another Wonderful Audible Orginal

Revisado: 12-31-24

Well written and acted "radio" play!!

Cobie Smulders is wonderful as always. The character reminds me of other parts she has played. Hard yet with a soft side.

Listen to this you won't be disappointed.

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Details Details Details

Revisado: 12-23-24

The author provides IMO all the details of this period of Byzantium you could desire.

So many details that at times makes you head spin. :-)

If you want to know more or are interested in this period this is the book to listen too.

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Outstanding Story

Revisado: 12-01-24

The author pulls no punches. Points out the mistakes by both sides.
Well worth the read, and I feel a much over looked campaign.
Author continues items I have read recently that Longstreet wasn't all that great as an independent commander. Some might even say poor!!
Rosecrans got lucky to be facing Bragg as both should have been replaced much earlier in the war!!

Well worth you time and an interesting read!!

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And the Story Continues

Revisado: 11-07-24

Volume 2 continues the story, and as with the first one puts you in the cockpit of the UH-1H with the soldiers during Vietnam!!

If you loved the first volume you will love the second also!!

Can't wait to finish the series.

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Good Stories of the Golden Age of Pirates

Revisado: 10-18-24

I found this book to be informative and an easy listen.

I only have one issue with this book and that is with the Narrator. He attempts in my opinion to do accents to break up the story. I find this to be a distracting occurrence. I wish he had just read the book!!

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Nothing New

Revisado: 10-02-24

I was hoping for more Legends and Lies like the Old West book. This is not the case. A retelling of the Civil War with IMO no revelations!

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WOW what a fascinating look at this battle.

Revisado: 09-17-24

As a Navy man I have read countless books on Midway, played simulations, and celebrated Midway Day each year.

This book puts a completely different light on the battle. It dispelled a number of "facts" using the Japanese after action reports to do so. It ties up loose ends of the battle for me. A must read for those wanting to see the battle from the other side. Many fascinating aspects to this book, that I won't mention you will just have to read \ listen to the book for yourself.

Well do to the authors and the narrator the book keeps your interest from start to finish!!

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Best Said by Others

Revisado: 08-19-24

I can't say it better then they can. Hands down the best book of personal experiences of the Civil War!!

raised by Douglas Southall Freeman as "altogether the best critique of the operations of the Army of Northern Virginia."

Alexander eschewed the bitter Lost Cause theories of why the South was doomed to fail, given the overwhelming superiority of the North. He was willing to express in writing his criticisms of prominent Confederate officers, including General Lee himself. Many historians regard Alexander's memoirs as among the most objective and sharpest sources produced by a Civil War combatant. David Eicher called Fighting for the Confederacy "a superb personal narrative with a good deal of analysis of Lee's operations ... Dramatic and revealing, an important source on the general, his fellow officers, and the Army of Northern Virginia."

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