Stephen B. (stevebeamer) reviewed One Shot One Kill: American Combat Snipers, World War II, Korea, Vietnam, Beirut on + 21 more book reviews
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Not for the squeamish. It goes into great detail about the character of a sniper. This book is the definitive report on the history of snipers around the world. Youll want to cheer at the successes and mourn the failures. Its a hard book to put down. A great read.
Gayle B. (glbirch) reviewed One Shot One Kill: American Combat Snipers, World War II, Korea, Vietnam, Beirut on + 205 more book reviews
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I loved this book, so if you like the military non-fiction genre you probably will too. Contains many personal accounts from snipers from the 40s on. From the back: In WWII, Korea, Vietnam and Beirut, American snipers honed the vital art of delivering a single accurate shot from nowhere - and devastating enemy morale...This book is their powerful personal record, of desperate trials and proud feats.
Larry G. (OUDoc) reviewed One Shot One Kill: American Combat Snipers, World War II, Korea, Vietnam, Beirut on + 14 more book reviews
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Stories, told by the men themselves, of snipers in America's armed conflicts. Special men who perform a special duty, requiring extraordinary patience, skill, and self-sacrifice.
Michael V. (mikev) reviewed One Shot One Kill: American Combat Snipers, World War II, Korea, Vietnam, Beirut on + 2 more book reviews
First person accounts of a sniper's external and internal life, training, and experiences. Easy read.
William K. (bdog59) -
Excellent book very accurate and entertaining at the same time. Very well written.
