Silent Warrior

The Marine Sniper's Vietnam Story Continues

By: Charles Henderson

Narrated by: Corey M. Snow

In the U.S. Marine Corps, the most dangerous job in combat is that of the sniper. With no backup and little communication with the outside world, these men disappear for weeks on end in the wilderness with nothing but intellect and iron will to protect them - as they watch, wait, and finally strike. But of all of the snipers who ever hunted human prey, one man stands above the rest as the most legendary fighting man to ever pull a trigger. That man is Carlos Hathcock.

Silent Warrior tells the incredible story of Hathcock, with harrowing, never-before-published accounts of courage and perseverance. These are the powerful stories of a man who rose to greatness not for personal gain or glory but for duty and honor. A rare inside look at the U.S. Marines' most challenging missions - and one man who made military history.

©2000 Charles Henderson (P)2014 Tantor

As good as the first!

Loved this book as much as Marine Sniper.... what a fantastic tribute to the man who was and still is one of the greatest Marines. Thankful to have read more about his life and missions. His work ethic and courage facing life's hardest moments is truly inspiring. Wish I could have met him and shook his hand. God Bless all who serve and protect our freedom. Thank you Charles for telling us the rest of his story.

Incredible True Story.

This is really one of the best war stories out there, and follows the story of a man that was one of the last great heroes of the 20th century.
This is actually a second part of Marine Sniper and works just as well as a stand-a-lone title. RIP Carlos Hathcock.

Just like Marine stories should be told

A great book to enjoy listening to. A final tribute to White Feather, his work, his legacy, and his life.

Semper Fi Marine

Love the USMC

Excellent book
Very good insight on a marine sniper
And an American hero
More people should honor the real hero’s

meh

A good listen, but an awful lot of creative license. Worth the listen if you're a Hathcock fan.