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The Brenner Assignment: The Untold Story of the Most Daring Spy Mission of World War II

7 reviews
Patrick K. O'Donnell

Da Capo Press, 2008

Great story teller
Since I soak up all OSS books like a sponge, it was with great zeal that I sprung on this book the moment it was out. O'Donnell is a great writer, and never let's the reader get bored. It would make a great movie. Like all the interesting stories, it's fortunate that they are told by someone like O'Donnell who has the right touch. I have read these books by the real men and women who ...

Beyond Valor

59 reviews

The Free Press, 2004

Beyond Valor
What a great book! It was wonderful to see my Uncle in this book, and all the brave men that served with him. Uncle Ray never talked about his experience, so it was great to see what he,and all the men went thru. Very heartfelt and touching. Thanks to the author for openening my eyes, to the horrors of war!

We Were One: Shoulder to Shoulder with the Marines Who Took Fallujah

45 reviews
Patrick K. O'Donnell

Blackstone Audiobooks, 2007

Well done
I just read the book. I went back to post a review and was actually pissed off to read that one of the men died after the publishing of the book. I was "rooting" for him and all of these men the whole time. The book does have some typos in it. I teach HS and catch them rather quickly. However, who cares? The story is what is important. The author stated that he was nearly broke when he had it ...

Into the Rising Sun

14 reviews
Patrick K. O'Donnell

Blackstone Audiobooks, 2002

One of the most honest books about combat in the Pacific War
Well, if other reviews don't say it already, this book was one of the more brutally honest books written about war against Japan. Its honest because its brutally politically incorrect. The American soldiers who relates their stories, tell not only of the horrors that the Japanese troops committed but additional horrors of what they did to the Japanese troops. This was no-hold bar combat, where ...

Operatives, Spies & Saboteurs: Library Edition

20 reviews
Patrick K. O'Donnell

Blackstone Audiobooks, 2004

Captivating History
This book was not only entertaining it was also informative. The book discusses an area of WWII that has not been fully covered. The descriptive stories and tales almost make you feel you were there.