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The Generals: Brotherhood of War, Book 6
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They were the leaders, the men who made the decisions that change the outcome of battles... and the fate of continents. From the awesome landing at Normandy to the torturous campaigns of the South Pacific, from the frozen hills of Korea to the devastated wastes of Dien Bien Phu, they had earned their stars. Now they led America’s finest against her most relentless enemy deep in the jungles of Southeast Asia. It was a new kind of war, but the Generals led a new kind of army, ready for battle - and glory....
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- Al Watkins
- 10-21-19
Veteran of the brotherhood of war
I joined the US Military in 1960 and retired in 1990. I was an Army aviator in Vietnam. Bronze Star, Meritorious Service Medal, 26 awards of the Air Medal. Between my brother and I spanned the entire period of service from the Constabulary in Germany through the Vietnam war. We were aware of, a party to, or participant in essentially all of the major events of this series. I loved these books as they told the story of this period of my life in very personal terms and brought back events of my career in very believable and and very enjoyable form.
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- C,L, Richey
- 01-01-14
Soap opera for men
I have really enjoyed this series by W. E. B. Griffin. The character development is great and the narrator, Eric G Dove is very good. This entire series has been like a soap opera for men. I find myself getting attached to some characters and not liking others. There is plenty of military action but there is also some of the day to day stuff that happens in life. The descriptions of the day to day life in the military is very accurate and the details are spot on. The narrator gets most of his terminology right and keeps his characters in their unique style of voice throughout the series. If you're a military history buff or just looking for a good series to start give this one a try.
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- Ed H.
- 11-09-21
A continuation of the series - start with book 1
Excellent series in a Military setting
If you liked W.E.B Griffin's "Corp" series, you'll also like this series, “Brotherhood of War”. They are very similar in style, although the characters and stories are all different. As with "Corp", this series is really about people and the trials and challenges of their lives, and much less about the actual wars during with the books are set. The 9 books in the series follow the principle characters thru promotions and ensuing wars over 20 years, spanning from the mid 40’s to the mid 60’s. You most definitely should start with book 1 in the series, The Lieutenants.
These books are about character development and growth in the military setting. I love the military background and the details of life for career service men and women, perhaps because it’s a world I never experienced. I have the greatest respect and admiration for our service men and women, although I never served. There’s no doubt that part of my enjoyment of these books is seeing the inner workings of a life I never experienced – but this review is coming from a guy who was never there.
Book 6 essentially ends the series with an epilogue that wraps things up. There are 3 more books, and they go back and fill in some blanks. They have some of the same characters and also new characters. I've read all 9 books, and I wish I had stopped after 6. The last 3 books tend to tarnish how good the first 6 books are.
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- Julie Callahan
- 09-23-21
Outstanding!
Another excellently woven story. I appreciate the history, humor, and honor in which this tale was told. Much respect to the Greatest Generation.
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- genmenace
- 07-29-21
fifth reading of this book always great
I love this saga and many other web Griffin books makes the day go by when you're painting
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- Vincent Clark
- 03-12-21
Incredible
This series of books are some of the best I have ever had the pleasure of enjoying. Being a combat veteran I form close bonds with some of the characters within. Long before audible I was a fan of W.E.B. Griffin’s paper books and have read this series several times. I own a copy of all of them in paperback and some of them have traveled all over the world with me. The narration was done very well also. Thanks audible for keeping these great reads alive and thank you W.E.B for so many hours of laughter, tears and enjoyment.
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- Amazon Customer
- 01-27-21
Great ending of the Craig Lowell era.
I am a huge fan of W.E.B. Griffin's military series which started for me with "The Corps". This series is no exception. Following Craig Lowell from a post WW2 PFC through all the people he interacts with to his final time as a Lt. Colonel of the Vietnam war is enthralling.
That being said, for the first time I was a little put off by some mistakes in the details of the weapons used given the previous attention to these very details. Mistakes such as referring to the M16a3 as a "shortened, pistol gripped version of the M16a2" and the M72 grenade launchers as firing "70mm" grenades stand out as glaring errors to anyone who served during or shortly after the the time period covered by this book.
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- Ronald Duckworth
- 09-03-20
love the brotherhood of war series!
First read through them while still on active duty with the USAF. Coming back to them since completing 21 years of service brings back so many wonderful memories. A truly awesome story throughout the series.
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- Ace
- 11-12-18
Great book in the series
One of my favorite books in the “Brotherhood of War” series. The continuing characters of the series makes the books.
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- Wayne
- 07-09-18
A good read
Griffin spends a lot of space/Time on official orders. It was a good finish to the series.