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The Killing Zone
- My Life in the Vietnam War
- Narrated by: Barry Press
- Length: 9 hrs and 29 mins
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Categories: History, Americas
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Among the best books ever written about men in combat, The Killing Zone tells the story of the platoon of Delta One-six, capturing what it meant to face lethal danger, to follow orders, and to search for the conviction and then the hope that this war was worth the sacrifice. The book includes a new chapter on what happened to the platoon members when they came home.
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- Paul
- 11-01-18
Fantastic
I am an ex British army soldier and served tours in Iraq. I can honestly say this is one of the most honest and well written accounts of war I have ever read and have been spurred on to pen my own account of my military service off the back of it. Thanks Frederick for this great book
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- Dan
- 15-07-17
Insightful and though provoking
The narrator takes you into the jungle and some of the scenes leave you chilled. Gripping but also really educates you on what it was like to be there.
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- h-bomb deluxe
- 31-07-17
outstanding real account of the Vietnam war and ..
true leadership, through the authors brutal time in country. A must listen for anyone interested in the reality of war. Also very good performance from the narrator.
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- D. Williams
- 11-05-17
One of the early Vietnam memoirs
Well written and performed. Great story from platoon commanders perspective and the aftermath of his experiences.
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- Anonymous User
- 28-04-21
View from a Vietnam era infantryman
Engaging and realistic! Especially the authors description of CQB under hellish jungle conditions. Recommended to anyone interested in the Vietnam war from a grunts perspective.
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- Amazon Customer
- 02-07-19
Amazing diary of Vietnam
this was a compelling listen, follow the journey and keep with it. Some of it is tough to listen to but these brave boys deserve to be heard what they went through was horrendous.
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- Tom
- 25-09-17
poor narrator ok story
Would you say that listening to this book was time well-spent? Why or why not?
it was an interesting story with filler none story's in between. but very simpler to others about Vietnam
What was one of the most memorable moments of The Killing Zone?
when the enemy showed himself
What didn’t you like about Barry Press’s performance?
nothing, the narrator really let the book down. it was like he had no idea what word was coming next and said words in away that you thought it was the end of a line then it carryed on. very poor
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yes it could be
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- darren
- 25-04-17
loved it. highly recommended to all
as a former soldier it was difficult sometimes.
strong and powerful highly recommend to all.
I felt I was there
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- Kindle Customer
- 24-05-22
Definitely one of the best.
definitely one of the best true accountants of the Vietnam war!!
Narrator was very good, easy to tune into.
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- Dymz
- 21-09-21
Interesting but not unique
The journey follows a young officer in his journey through Vietnam, the story is interesting and well written but doesn’t provide a unique perspective on the war.
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- Jack OBrien
- 21-06-17
It dont mean nuthin.
As a Marine Corps infantryman who served in Vietnam as a machine gunner, this author brings home to the uninitiated the horrors of combat. I highly recommend this book if you want a full understanding of what the Grunts endured in a war that our government had no intention of ever winning due to political unwillingness. There was no plan to win, when you fight for the same real estate time and time again, all our government did was lead patriotic young men to the slaughter and kept the fat cat businessmen wealthy. The Brave soldiers in this book are my Brothers, I know first hand what they went thru. We were mistreated by our countrymen when we returned home and blamed for this Foley and total waste of lives for nothing. Worse yet, our own government who sent us turned their backs on us , but had no problem sending us. I feel a bond with these men, I salute them and think of all the killed in action and the maimed for life and pray for them and their families. God Bless them all. Semper Fidelis.
Jack O'Brien
Charlie Company 1st bn 3rd Marines
March 1968- Feb 1969
Dai Do Survivor.
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- Nick H.
- 05-10-17
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adn't read a Vietnam era book in ages and this one will take you for a brutal and unrelenting ride. brutality of war abounds in this book and demonstrates the bravery of the Americans who served and died in that conflict. Highly recommended
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- R. Denton
- 18-08-17
Maybe good story, but horrible narration
Is there anything you would change about this book?
Either give the narrator some coffee, or make him listen to how professionals do this. I'm having to return this though only in Chapter 3. The bizarre enunciation of every, single, word, regardless of whether it is a firefight or filling a canteen is insane. It is so distracting that the story cannot compete. I sampled later chapters to see if the pace picked up as the author's experience increased during his tour, but it's the same plodding narration throughout.
What other book might you compare The Killing Zone to and why?
n/a
Who would you have cast as narrator instead of Barry Press?
Anyone else who can read and speak English in a conversational or storytelling manner.
What else would you have wanted to know about Frederick Downs’s life?
Could not finish the book.
Any additional comments?
From the review I have read here and for printed version it sounds like an excellent piece, but desperately needs a new narrator.
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- Steve Hillman MD
- 06-09-17
A great record of "Nam"
Lt Downs leads us down the jungle trail to manhood. From the wide eyed sweat soaked FNG to seemingly invulnerable platoon leader, to international emissary, he takes us along. This is a must read for warriors, past, present and future; as well as those hoping to avoid war at all costs.
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- Anonymous User
- 04-05-17
One of a kind story.
A remarkable book, and author. A true story of selflessness, realism, and bravery. No facts of the difficult lives these men faced were spared.
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- Chris
- 02-07-17
Ugh
The narrator's insistence on over pronouncing every hard consonant it so annoying, I stopped after a few chapters. Unlistenable, which is unfortunate.
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- Eric Smith
- 07-03-21
Great story but poor Performance
The narrator performance detracted from a very well written story. I would recommend reading this book instead.
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- Allan
- 10-11-20
Uncle Randy served in Vietnam that's why I read it
My whole family said uncle Randy never spoke about Vietnam.
One drunken night after the bar, he told me a horrific story, with tears filling his eyes that never dripped out onto his face.
I never spoke of it either. This book is just 1 mans life. There were thousands. They took turns in the battlefields.
At the end . Meeting the enemy after the war.
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- Anonymous User
- 07-12-17
A solid and honest POV
Really enjoyed this book. some great gripping moments and a book to give to you good insight into what it was really like for a soldier in the Vietnam war.
the voice was a little bland to start with but you get used to it.
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- mark
- 19-05-17
Unlistenable - The author speaks too slowly
How did the narrator detract from the book?
The author speaks unreasonably slowly, choppy, and deliberately. It is very unnatural, and is so distracting that I can't get through this book.
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