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This book is abolutly the best book that i have read about a very,very brave and skillfull sniper,Carlos Hathcock III.This is a must read book for all infantry soldiers.
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This book is terribly written. And what is worse are the five star reviews for it. I've noticed a common thread in those reviews - spelling errors, grammatical errors, and simple-minded analysis (although the last is understandable - there isn't...
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This book was pretty good - somewhere between a three start & a four star book. I have read two books recently on similar topics & they are far superior. These books were: SOG is a book based on true events in the Vietnam war. and Sniper on...
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Greg Mast and Hans Halberstadt did an excellent job coming down here and spending time with us collecting info for the book. Greg tells it just the way that it is without taking away anything from the sniper community while also being careful not...
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The book gives a good inside view in the life of snipers in combat.
As a non military person I can only have the deepest respect for people who fight for world peace and protect democracy.
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I ordered this book as I was a Hog in the early 70's. I was interested in how the men of today were handling combat. When I see what our troops have become it saddens me too some degree. Although I'm fully aware of errors that commanders make...
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Well-done, fast-reading action novel. The plot is highly implausible, but more than compensated for by good action writing and character creation. A good book for a long plane trip.
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I wasn't sure what to expect when I started this book; it had been purchased for me as a gift. If the author was intending the book to be a James Bond-type affair, with technology and gadgets that are completely implausible, then I understand....
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I was plugging along, enjoying this story, until I came to page 54, where I learned that the United States Senate has only fifty members and that Thomas Jefferson wrote the Constitution. I don't know from Armani trousers and Louis Vuitton Tambour...
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An excellent read on an apparently sparsely covered subject. This should be required reading for all military commanders, from the Commander-in-Chief on down to the platoon level, so that our military effectiveness really achieves what it is meant...
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I picked this book up after browsing the first chapter, and reading the reviews on the back, including a few from authors I know and respect. Unfortunately, I did not realize until I had bought it that the reviews were for a different book by the...
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Good book. I know and have worked with Shadow-four(Joker-Four) as part of TF Dark-Eagle. I'd suggest reading this book if you want to learn about the reality of small-team counterinsurgency.
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If you are a serious student of sniping, this is definately a good reference source to add to your professional library. It's always good to read another sniper's take on the subject matter; Lonsdale knows his stuff and does a descent job with...
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I have looked at no less than 25 sniper books in my job and I have found this book to cover all areas in great detail. A very good book.
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This is a very down-to-earth book with explanations and details that are crucial to the material in the book. There are few setbacks, such as the print, low-grade photos, and grammar errors. Overall, if you can overlook the minor flaws, you will...
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I am writing as a SWAT operator, NRA Precision Rifle Instructor, and experienced long range hunter and shooter. This book is the absolute worst sniping manual I have ever seen. It is nothing more than a random collection of bad photocopies that...
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I was pleasantly suprised to see that this book is published by the Department of Defense. Many similar books published by Paladin press devote an inordinate amount of space to their author's political diatribes (Plaster's excellent but somewhat...
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We're all raised hearing things like, "Don't hit your brother," and "Be a good boy," etc. So how does one go from being taught to "be nice" to being a trained killer? Shooter takes you inside the mind of a sniper. The author is a trained...
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this autobiography largely focuses on the author's tour in iraq (operation: iraqi freedom), and while it does provide some brief glimpses into the mind and training of a sniper, the job they have to do, and the burden they carry, most of these...
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The author relates his successful struggle with the USMC top brass to utilize the skill sets of Scout/Snipers in front line battle situations, rather than relegating them to taking out occasional designated targets. The editing is very poor...
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