Books Days of Infamy
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Rating: - WW II Remembered
A riveting remembrance for those of us old enough to have even vague memories of WW II. Considering the possibilities of the "IF" situation as posited by Gingrich and Forstchen makes challenging reading for those of us interested in historical fiction. The leading characters, and some of those less well recognized, are painted with a bright brush by these co-authors.

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Rating: - Gripping
As a long-time WWII buff, I found this a great read. Even better, the authors had a good knowledge of the ships and planes used in the battle. Most of the book focuses on the battles, and the details used were just right. One of the best fiction books I've read in a long time.

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Rating: - A required read for any history buff...
All I can say is WOW. Exceptionally well written. As a person who HATES to read, I cannot wait for the next one. Today we use the term "HERO" way too often. The people of America will better understand the true meaning of "HERO" when they read both Pearl Harbor and Days Of Infamy. To all the military men and women from the past, present, and future, I thank you. Two words that seem so inadequate, but what else can I say? You're all heroes in my book!!!

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Rating: - Every One Should Read This
A fictionalized "what if" situation of battles in the Pacific after Pearl Harbor, Newt Gengrich has taken us to a new realization of the strength of the United States and Japan with this novel. His knowledge and research of the real people behind the scenes has given us the priviledge of reading a story full of strategy and action in naval warfare between two great countries.

What would happen to a United States crippled by an unexpected attack while flying inferior aircraft? What if the famous Japanese Admiral had been with the fleet rather than directing the battle from the home shores? This is where strategy changes the taste of battle and the tides of war.

Don't let this book get by you, buy it and enjoy the Days of Infamy.