SEAL Warrior

Death in the Dark: Vietnam 1968-1972

By: Thomas H. Keith, J. Terry Riebling

Narrated by: Michael Prichard

The old battle tactics were useless for the U.S. soldiers in Vietnam, who were fighting a guerrilla war on foreign soil for the first time in American history. With the depth and honesty of Steel My Soldiers' Hearts, SEAL Warrior sheds light on the operations of the SEAL teams in Vietnam and shows how the SEALs laid the foundation for the modern guerrilla warfare that is used today.

It also documents how one young American survived, fought, and grew to honor and trust many who had once been his enemy. With America again involved in guerrilla warfare, SEAL Warrior honors the unique abilities, understanding, courage, and insight of these warriors who hope and fight for nothing less than peace.

©2009 Thomas H. Keith and J. Terry Riebling (P)2009 Tantor

Critic reviews

"A tough, unphilosophical account of the job of war." ( Kirkus Reviews)

Seal Warrior

Reader does an excellent job! Kept me interested! I recommend it to anyone interested in Seal Training and a career as a US Navy SEAL.

Spot on

Excellent story excellent narrator the dry humor and wit got better and better throughout the book. The job they did and the way they did it shows how great of professionals they were. My thanks to the men in green faces.

Seal Warrior

An excellent book. Being a Viet Nam Vet and having been on a Recon Team this is what it was like. A real true to life book on Viet Nam. Things can vary widely between one part of Viet Nam and the next but it's all Nam.Great Book.

Kick Arse Action and Extrodinary Americanism

This was well played in the fields of death, then well conceived, well written & tells a great true story of Americans being...well, American! USA, USA, USA.

Great book, exciting...

What made the experience of listening to SEAL Warrior the most enjoyable?

My husband was in Vietnam and him listening to it with me and saying how true it was.