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The Wars of the Green Berets
- Amazing Stories from Vietnam to the Present Day
- Narrated by: Tori Kamal
- Length: 9 hrs and 7 mins
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- Dennis
- 2014-03-13
Subseequently C-P-T Smith
Is there anything you would change about this book?
Very interesting story, but I couldn't finish it because of the horrendous narration. The guy kept spelling out every abbreviation... C-P-T and S-S-G-T, rather than Captain or Staff Sergeant. T-O-W missile, instead of tow missle. But the kicker is pronouncing "subsequently" as "sub see quently". Get a narrator that speaks English and has some understanding of military terminology.
Who would you have cast as narrator instead of Tori Kamal?
Any literate corporal
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- C. Griffiths,
- 2014-11-10
Like it was written by a third grader
What would have made The Wars of the Green Berets better?
For one thing, more than a collection of simple housekeeping stories. Most of the stories are a couple minutes long, have nothing to do with Special Forces, and are likely to do more with boredom in a war zone than any action.
Has The Wars of the Green Berets turned you off from other books in this genre?
Well, certainly by these authors. No more than a money run for Moore.
What didn’t you like about Tori Kamal’s performance?
The mispronunciation and the explanation of acronyms that made the nomenclatures actually longer than if he'd used their full formal name.
What reaction did this book spark in you? Anger, sadness, disappointment?
Disappointment.
4 people found this helpful
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- Izzy
- 2013-07-04
Good Stories, well written, messy reading
What made the experience of listening to The Wars of the Green Berets the most enjoyable?
The stories traverse various times along the history of the SF group, and is told from their perspective.
What other book might you compare The Wars of the Green Berets to and why?
The Green Berets
What didn’t you like about Tori Kamal’s performance?
Need someone to learn to read the military info, its very confusing when he reads verbatim and not translates like a reader would. This is the same for all abbreviations. For example "cee pee tee Jones" because he reads CPT Jones should be read Captain Jones. Every rank, unit, etc is read the same way. Can ruin the read.
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- KMforDecision
- 2021-07-03
More about the Green Berets....eventually
Probably a good book. Interesting stories. Im sure there is a point....eventually. But it is a long time getting there. And the "Green Beret" parts are far less apparent than the title would suggest.
What is absolutely clear is that this was a horrible audio performance. It was performed by someone who apparently received absolutely no coaching from anyone with even a modicum of military experience. A cringing listen.
He was reading words, not telling a story. He sellout acronyms that are meant to be said as words,, or refer to ranks and titles..
This needs to be redone...preferably by someone who has served at least a couple of years on Active Duty in the US Army. Failing that, the reader needs direct coaching by someone with applicable military experience. [Yes, I'm volunteering.]
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- Valued Customer
- 2021-06-24
Erratic and all over the place
This is not a book. This is a series of short stories framed as chapters masquerading as a book. Bouncing between Vietnam and Saddam Hussein’s origin story, there are whole chapters dedicated to Saddam with zero mention of Special Forces. This is nothing more then filler to make a brochure into a “book.” Superficial storylines, no depth to the characters or development of a storyline. There are better titles on Special Forces in Vietnam. I cannot recommend this book.
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- A lot of work....
- 2021-02-06
Way too disjointed
This is worth listening too but jumping around the story line detracts from the overall effect.
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- Red
- 2020-12-10
Who picks the narrator?
I have no idea where this guy came from, but he does not ever need to narrate a military book again!
I mean reading the ranks as acronym 's has to go!! S.S.G. Staff Sergant, S.F.C. is Sergant First Class. 1L.T. First Lieutenant! M.G. Major General! M.A.J. so and so is Major.. L.T.C. is Light Colnal or Lieutenant Colanl.
H.I.N.D. "D" is Hind D.
No fast roping from Little Birds. These are equipped with 4 outward face external seats!
Now as far as his tone. More like a robot reading this story. The tales themselves are good. He ruined this book! Tori Kamal has slaughtered this book! I can not believe the authors chose this guy!
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- robert kosch
- 2023-03-07
Very informative
Great stuff from multiple decades of conflicts… I liked how they jumped around but kept the flow pretty good.
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- Anonymous User
- 2023-01-05
Annoying Misuse of Acronyms
The narrator and whomever reviewed and approved the recording has the narrator read acronyms “ one letter at a time”…
For example CPT would be read as C-P-T and not Captain.
Very, very annoying, especially to people with the background to know.
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- Alex R. Mcbride
- 2022-12-13
Excellent
Great book explaining what SF and Delta did during OEF/OIF, the Gulf War, and Vietnam. As a former Marine Corps combat infantryman, I noticed a lot of the acronyms that should have been said as one word were said word for word, but that was about all I noticed. I really enjoyed this book. S/F