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| Posted: Tue Nov 7th, 2006 02:40 pm |
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I read it several months ago and was really impressed by Alexander. He wrote most of this memoir while on assignment after the war in Nicaragua, I believe. He wrote it for his children, so the style is more informal than his official reports. Because he was an artillerist, you can learn a lot about the long arm and just how complicated it was. Partly due to this book, I've become fascinated by artillery. I like this man. He was smart, brave, and very good at whatever job he was given. Widow
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