Rick Atkinson Military Books

In the first volume of his monumental trilogy about the liberation of Europe in WW II, Pulitzer Prize winner Rick... more

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  An Army at Dawn: The War in North Africa, 1942-1943, Volume One of the Liberation Trilogy (The...

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  • Posted:Oct-24-2008

  • An Army At Dawn
  • Outstanding account of invasion of North Africa 1943. Well researched and written with an engrossing style. I have purchased other Atkinson books and they are all outstading historical narratives...
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  • Posted:Oct-01-2008

  • It's a Page Turner
  • Outstanding. Tight writing moves the narrative along quickly, with plenty of fascinating information. The initial incompetence of the American war effort is second only to the perpetual...
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  • Posted:Mar-28-2008

  • Not a balanced history
  • The good part about this book is in the details. Many engagements are described day-by-day and objective-by-objective. The lives and experiences of officers and men throughout the ranks are...
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The first trade paperback edition of the New York Times best-seller about West Point's Class of 1966, by Pulitzer... more

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  The Long Gray Line: The American Journey of West Point's Class of 1966

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  • Posted:Apr-15-2009

  • From the daughter of a class member of '66
  • Well, I never had a good relationship with my father. We were people from two different generations. This book was in our library and one day I decided to read it. I couldn't put the book down....
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  • Posted:Aug-02-2005

  • Bitter and Gloomy
  • This book is a bitter and gloomy snapshot in time that unfairly presents West Point through the prism of the Vietnam War era. The Oct 26, 2003 review "A Reviewer From That Era", and the June 6,...
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  • Posted:Sep-30-2004

  • Jaded, Bitter, Gloomy Prism of Vietnam Syndrome
  • Rick Atkinson's father was an army officer and so his entire family ought to be thanked for living a relatively spartan life so that we civilians may enjoy freedom.
    
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