by Edwin H. Simmons
Commemorating the 50th anniversary of the Korean War, "Dog Company Six" has been written by a retired brigadier general who brings all his military experience to this timely look into the past to the days when the Cold War first turned hot. A Marine who wielded both pen & sword in a long & distinguished career captures the heroism & the horror of the early days of the Korean War in this gripping novel. As a young man-with his own experiences in the war still vivid in his mind-Ed Simmons put on paper the complex gamut of emotions & experiences that made this bloody encounter between East & West so unique. For personal reasons, he kept these pages to himself until now. To commemorate the war's anniversary, now-retired General Simmons has resurrected the novel to offer a timely look into the past to the days when the Cold War first turned hot. Reminiscent of the same intensity & realism that James Webb brought to the pages of Fields of Fire & the introspective depth that typified James Jo
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