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In the companion of marines
Every Marine should read this book about what the Surgeons and Medics did at KSahn in '68. Short stories about the siege, by James Finnegan
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Arc Light by GV Short
Reviewed by Max Roark Arc Light" by G.V. Short is an awesome account of the author?s experiences of his two tours in Vietnam. Starting from his days as a "boot" private getting off the plane in Okinawa, he instantly puts you, the reader, in the …
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Silent Warrior
Silent Warrior Reviewed by Scott Klund This is a Biography of Carlos Hathcock a Marine Corps sniper. While reading this book I was just a little bored with it. Then I find out it is the second book to "Marine Sniper" by Charles Henderson. So …
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Touch Not This Wall by Harley Melton
Reviewed by Chris Spencer Touch Not This Wall: A Novel of the Vietnam War........and After Touch Not This Wall is a novel that is more than anything else about friendship and love. But not just any friendship or love, but a friendship and love between …
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The Marine by James Brady
Reviewed by Joseph W. Lugo Once again Mr. Brady comes through in the tradition of Gunnery Sergeant John Basilone. The Eagle, Globe and Anchor for those Marines is a special emblem of the few, the proud and the honorable. They honor the code, the Corps …
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Phase Line Green, Battle for Hue, 1968 by Nicholas Warr
Reviewed by Max Roark "Phase Line Green" The Battle for Hue, 1968. is a book that every Marine, regardless of their M.O.S., but especially "grunts", should read. Coming from a guy that hasn?t opened a book, except for magazines, in years, I couldn?t put it …
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Corps Values
Reviewed by David Gadd "Generation after generation of American men and women have given special meaning to the title United States Marine. These same men and women live by a set of enduring Core Values which forms the bedrock of their character. The Core Values …
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Always Faithful by Captain William W. Putney
Reviewed by Carol Conley Retired Captain William Putney, of the United States Marine Corps, recounts his story of the 3rd Marine War Dog Platoon used in World War II in his memoir Always Faithful. In June 1943, Putney enlisted in the Marine Corps. Fresh out …
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