Pauline B. (alan-pete) reviewed on 6/22/2012 + 4 more book reviews

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Raymond Ganttner's descriptions take you with him, where he went, what he saw, and shares his thoughts, fears, and emotions throughout his experiences as a WWII grunt. He quotes extensively from the notes and letters he wrote about his time behind and on the front lines written from his foxholes. Through his eyes you see what he saw, his reflections help you feel what it was like to be there. The war he experienced was not glamorous. He shares with you his own personal experiences of his tiny part of a big and terrible war.

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