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    A Few Good Men

    By Donald A. Gazzaniga

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    A Few Good Men has received excellent reviews since its initial publication. A few are listed below.

    "Fast paced, skillfully written: a spellbinder I couldn't put down. Anyone who has known troops will relive memories triggered by this classic tale of authentic fighting men. all will be moved by its poignant mesages."
    - E. R. Thompson, Maj. General, USA (Ret.)

    "Tells it like it was!" - Captain Joseph B. Drachnik, USN (Ret.) former chief, Navy and Marine Military Assistance Advisory Group, Vietnam.

    "For MY money, the author, the men he served with and commanded, and the composite figures about whom he writes with understated but clear affection his first novel-well, the word for any of them is 'hero." — J. N. Williamson, Author of The Longest Night

    "If you ever wanted to learn about Marines, read this book. It's right on the money." — Scoop Adams, Colonel, USMC, Ret.

    "The best damned Vietnam novel I've ever read. And I've read them all." — John McDowell, USAF, Master Sergeant

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherArrowhead Classics Publishing Co.
    Release dateNov 5, 2011
    ISBN9781886571310
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    A Few Good Men
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    Donald A. Gazzaniga

    Don Gazzaniga retired from the communications industry a few years ago. Since he changed his diet to the very low-sodium dishes he has devised, he is again able to pursue his hobby of fishing as well as take moderate walks. He lives in Loomis, California.

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