Title: Same old story, very poorly written
Product review: I have many (most) of the non-fiction sniper books in my collection, so I was excited about finding this one. I shouldn't have been. It's pedantic, repetitive, and very, very poorly written. (I suspect it was never critically edited.) As you read, your mind is constantly offended by truely awful writing and grammer. Mr. Gibbore admits he is poorly educated, so why hasn't someone worked with him in the publication of his story? How could a publisher actually go to press with such literary junk? Gibbore is probably a nice guy who did a great deal for our soldiers in the jungles of Vietnam; however, in my estimation, a writer -- he ain't. The only book that competes with him for top ranking in the Most Poorly Written class is Grandfather's Tale -- the story of a German sniper in W.W.II. Don't buy either one! If you've already bought 'em, get rid of 'em -- but don't read 'em.
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