SOG Missions to the Well

De: Dale Hanson

Narrado por: Dale Hanson

“A respected Special Forces combat veteran of the top-secret MACV-SOG, Dale Hanson draws upon his first-hand knowledge to write with an intensity only possible by a warrior who equally knows how to wield a pen. Well written and thoroughly engaging, it’s an excellent read.” —Maj. John Plaster, Ret., Special Forces, SOG warrior and author

“I have read many books written by my fellow SOG veterans, but Dale Hanson’s style is unique, taking the reader into the reality of a SOG operator and the circumstances of SOG missions while not losing sight of the humanity of those involved. A SOG recon veteran, Dale has the experience and authority to give authenticity to his writing. SOG: Missions to the Well, is even more gripping and compelling than his previous book, Born Twice. Dale’s newest effort has encapsulated our world of cross border missions and the teams that ran them and written them for readers to experience. Hard to put down, this book is full of irony, compassion, patriotism, dedication, dark humor and- of course- the warrior ethos., It reads like fiction but, as has been said, ‘you can’t make this stuff up!’ Highly recommended.” —John Padgett MAJ (Ret), USSF Medical NCOIC Kontum 1970-71

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The details and the pictures that came with the words.

One of the best accounts depictions of hell. Reliving the past where the nightmare come from.

Great storytelling

I’ve read all the SOG books available, this is hands-down, the best one so far, followed closely bySOG medic and Kontun. Some of these battles are noted in other books, but not with the same vivid descriptions. It’s hard to believe how these warriors survived these suicide missions.

Great stories - absolutely atrocious editing

Love Dale Hanson and all SOG stories.

But to Dale- you really need to pull this down and re-submit a fixed version.

There are non-stop errors when you’re narrating - it happens to most of us but that’s a good reason to use a professional narrator.

Then at one point, you mention how there are “lots of typos” where you are speaking to the audio engineer and hold a short convo.

It’s a pretty egregious mistake to leave in an audiobook.


Your stories are gold, pure gold, but you really need to get this fixed and work with professional narrators and editors moving forward