"Ernie Pyle's book Brave Men" Topic
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| Korvessa | 01 Apr 2026 4:18 p.m. PST |
I of course have heard of him. Never read any of his stuff before though. A couple of weeks ago I found "Brave Men" at a used book store for just a coupe of bucks, so I thought I would give it a try – am about 1/2 done at present.
It really is a very interesting study of the avergae dude. Several chapters on the contributions of troop types you seldom think about. No wonder the GIs liked him. |
| William Warner | 01 Apr 2026 6:23 p.m. PST |
You should read Pyle's most famous piece: "The Death of Captain Waskow." It'll break your heart. link |
| Korvessa | 01 Apr 2026 6:43 p.m. PST |
You should read Pyle's most famous piece: "The Death of Captain Waskow." It'll break your heart. It's one of the chapters in the book |
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