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Quality
Just like his ww2 books this is a well written follow on with the same style and enjoyment
Liked it but a bit too repetitive with the whole oh look yet another incompetent officer
Lot of true facts mixed in with the story
Would have like to of seen some contact with the other country forces committed in korea 19501953
Shipping
The book as all the other books by grasso was fast moving and mostly authentic
Packaging/appearance
Goes out of the way to criticize general macarthur
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- This product had a total of 147 reviews as of our last analysis date on Jan 8 2021.
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Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Grassos main points are the dismal state the us army had fallen into after wwii the selfdelusions of higher command and especially the supreme command back in japan his disdain for macarthur is epic and contempt for korea and its people
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
The author is decidedly not a macarthur fan
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Not enough is written about what really happened in the beginning of the korean conflict
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Has penned a korean war novel titled combat ineffective which begins wit north korean soldiers and armament headed south and across the 38th parallel
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
A colonel freshly promoted and just returning from a four year tour in australia is contacted personally by a two star general and given a near impossible task to getting the us army to get its collective arses moving
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Thats s is war novel about he first few months in south korea and how the north koreans were teaching the us and korea that this was not to be a walk in the park
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Excellent portrayal of how the us army had fallen into a poor state of training and readiness after wwii
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Everyone thought nuclear weapons had made land warfare obsolete
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