Title: One Good Chapter, One Poor Book!
Product review: The book is overpriced, and poorly written. There are some well done histories on the 92nd in print, this is not one of them. Half the book is written about three individuals, Fox, Baker, and Almond, the other half contains fragmented historical accounts of the units engaged in the Italian Campaign. As a poor aside he actually list the books in one paragraph that contain a more detailed history, but I ask; What is this book suppose to be about? I thought I was buying a history of a Black Fighting Division, instead I get autobiographical information on three people, only one of which-General Ed Almond I hadn't seen before. And no where in the book do I find any reference to the Divisions performance during the Serchio Valley attacks in December of 1944. As I stated in the title to this review. One good chapter does not a book make. Save your money folks, this book should be retailing for $ in the close out section of your local bookstore soon!
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