Title: A Vet's View of For the Glory of France
Product review: Those who have enjoyed W. E. B. Griffith's classic military fiction over the years will love this book. Indeed, Glory is superior in many ways, as it avoids Griffith's regrettable tendency to dwell excessively upon his characters' home front activities - to the detriment of the military action transpiring around them. COL Duncan avoids this shortcoming by presenting full-blown characters with personal lives, while keeping them extensively involved in the combat, which is, after all, the centerpiece of his story.
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