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Marine Sniper
- 93 Confirmed Kills
- Narrated by: Kevin Foley
- Length: 10 hrs and 52 mins
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Categories: Biographies & Memoirs, Military & War
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Overall5 out of 5 stars
- sheridan
- 03-27-08
history at its best
this is a must hear. i have had co workers start to listen and get hooked and they took my work truck and drove slow just to hear it. i guess what i like the most is to me this is a true american hero. john wayne in real life. not some dreamed up hollywood movie. i wish it could be heard in schools so our kids could understand what a real good guy is. buy it you wont be sorry. narrator is good. makes you think there is more than one person telling the story.like watching tv but the picture is in your head
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- Nopawn
- 10-14-12
Carlos Hathcock is THE man!
Where does Marine Sniper rank among all the audiobooks you’ve listened to so far?
Top 3 and I have listened to way too many audio books.
What did you like best about this story?
Like best? I suppose the entire book was what I liked best.
What about Kevin Foley’s performance did you like?
I wish K Foley would perform ALL audio books from this day forward. This guy is by far the best narrator (or whatever you call these people) I have ever heard. He knows when and where to pause, change tempo, increase tone, etc. yes the book is awesome and combined with this guys delivery, wow!
Was there a moment in the book that particularly moved you?
Forced retirement, WTF?
Any additional comments?
Do not hesitate, not for a second, download this book RIGHT NOW!
5 people found this helpful
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Overall4 out of 5 stars
- John
- 01-28-10
This guy was amazing!
So I was really looking for a book that gave me a feel for what snipers go through, and did it. I was mostly looking for the action side of it but this book goes into the biography and background of Hathcock also which at first I wasn't interested in, but later enjoyed. This book is written as more of a story with dialogue, rather than an after-action interview. Definitely an amazing story!
4 people found this helpful
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Overall5 out of 5 stars
- Rex
- 06-24-09
A must listen, A+
I was totally blown away by the story of Gunny Hathcock. The book completely rounds out his life. I felt as though I knew Carlos after listening to it. It was great to take on trips. I know of 5-6 people who have borrowed my iPod to listen to his story. I had not understood the sniper mentality until I started listening to this book and it really taught me a few things. A++
6 people found this helpful
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- Gerald
- 11-06-11
Starts slow and then picks up and is very good
The true story of Carlos Hathcock, a Marine sniper in Vietnam with probably over 300 kills. The author does embellish some. As an example, he puts dialogue in the North Vietnamese mouths and minds which detracts from the authenticity of the story. The story of Hathcock hunting the enemy female sniper "Apache," known for torturing her captives by cutting off their eyelids and other appendages is highlighted, along with Carlos' battles with snipers who were sent to kill him. At one time the North Vietnamese had a wanted dead or alive poster of him paying substantial money for his death. Much of this story reminded me of the film "Enemy at the Gates," another story about snipers hunting each other. As of this date Youtube has a decent interview with Hathcock and it's worth searching for if you enjoy the book. I would recommend this title along with two other recent audio war books: "House to House" by David Bellavia and "War" by Sebastian Junger.
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- robert
- 03-12-13
i really enjoyed this book
Would you consider the audio edition of Marine Sniper to be better than the print version?
do not know
What was one of the most memorable moments of Marine Sniper?
when he said the only time he felt bad was when he missed because he knew that soldier would kill Americans
Which scene was your favorite?
when he killed the sadistic female enemy soldier that would torture Americans
If you were to make a film of this book, what would be the tag line be?
Carlos Hathcock: The original one shot, one kill
Any additional comments?
i really enjoyed this story about a real American hero
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- john
- 11-12-12
Excellent audio book...time flys listening to this
What did you love best about Marine Sniper?
narrator did a great job, great true story well developed
What did you like best about this story?
fact that it was a true story taking place in my lifetime.
Which scene was your favorite?
scope lock...the two enemy snipers had scope lock and Carlos fired fisrt
Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?
no listened to while traveling in auto and air plane
Any additional comments?
you will enjoy this story
1 person found this helpful
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Overall4 out of 5 stars
- Hans
- 01-25-09
The life of a hero
A great uplifting story about a normal soldier who is just serving his country. The narrator is great and make the story come alive.
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- Jeremy
- 06-10-21
Great book
Loved the book , liked learning about Carlos and his contributions to the sniper schooling of today
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- DJM77
- 05-10-21
A Legend
A must read for any shooter, military member, or history enthusiast.
I enjoyed reading about such a dedicated, humble, and disciplined man.
Thank you Carlos and to all who have served.
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- Lawrence
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The man the mission the essence of his life!!
This is an inspiring story of dedication to the Marine corps, his brothers and not just survive but too live!!
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- andy stanbridge
- 11-13-19
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a very fascinating listen
a true hero and gentleman in all walks of life
a story of life not just war
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- Simon D.
- 04-19-19
Wish I had read it properly!!!!!
Very good book but the narrator was so boring and his female voice is such a no no Spoiled a very good book.
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- Anonymous User
- 01-13-21
phenomenal
This book was outstandingly written, I was astounded at the level of detail allowing me to have a crystal clear image in my mind at all times. Seriously unbelievable story about an incredible man 50/10 recommend
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- Lucy Bloom
- 10-25-20
Fascinating
This is a fast paced, well told story which was recommended to me by an ex soldier. I learned so much about the incredible life of a sniper. Pew pew!
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- Sean Crowley
- 01-05-20
Outstanding Read
BEST book I’ve read in a long time. Interesting and a real page turner. Totally recommend it.
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- Anonymous User
- 02-20-18
one hell of a yarn
ho har. best nam yarn ever !!!!!! loved it great makes you want to join army and shot any enemy that gets in the x hairs of a 50 calabar !!!! best part was where he blows the top half of the old man's head off a and he runs around like a head less chicken in front of his family. its golden