Six Silent Men...Book Three: 101st LRP / Rangers (101st LRP Rangers 3)

Good book for all interested in Vietnam warReal history involving lives deaths and actionsPersonally presented and writtenThanks for the read

Anything by Gary Linderer is genius. I have read Vietnam books as good as this one for sure, but never better. Difficult to see how anyone could possibly be disappointed with a book as good as this one.

Less of his own experience, more interesting patrols depicted. More dramatic as more and more of these brave guys die on duty. Recommended - especially with the other two.

Excellent follow through from Book 2.

Great read, now on book three

enjoyed reading the book

excellent

awesome books

Again, another good book, although, there are several stories that are contained in other books in the series. The good thing about this book is that it highlights both good and bad aspects of both the work and the hiararchy.

To the family of Johnny Chapman, yes, Johnny was a Ranger, and he died fighting for the free way of life we all in the United States of America, or all should, respect and enjoy. (Linderer is a great author, and authority, on Vietnam War recon., but the cheap shot at Chapman was unnecessary and base. An editor should have removed those few pages. Ruined the book for me.)

I read every book I can find by Gary Linderer, he is a very humble man who did dangerous tough things during his military career but treats them as normal. He share the spotlight about the hugely dangerous things he and other were doing during the Viet Nam war. I hope he continues to write and tell these important stories.

I have nothing more to say except buy all 3 volumes

Great story

Lots of good details and excitement and well spelled out. A long read but tells the story well. I liked it.

Excellent read. Enjoyed it tremendously. Thanks.

Well written with truly interesting details. What these men did and what they went through to do it is more than amazing.

The author did a great job of drawing the reader into the situations these men faced, their dedication, their professionalism, and how essential it was that they do the job right every time; because, as he put it, "when it didn't go right, men died".

Great read, great story, and true...

good reading

Like all the books by Linderer, this was very enjoyable. I sometimes wish that I could sit in on the bull sessions and hear first-hand his interviews and the stories live.

very well written book

Well written and factually accurate

My husband loves these books!