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A Marine’s Story “Okay, Buddy, Let’s Go! Hoorah!”: A Marine Sniper Survives Vietnam

Phil Lenser

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A Marine’s Story “Okay, Buddy, Let’s Go! Hoorah!”: A Marine Sniper Survives Vietnam

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Mike lived by the marine sniper mantra: One shot, one kill.

During his time in the jungles of Vietnam, Mike was confronted with having to hunt and kill the enemy and being hunted in return.

Now, for the first time, marine veteran and debut author, Phil Lenser, guides listeners through Mike’s extraordinary final mission. This historical combat thriller reveals to listeners the real experiences of a combat sniper in one of America’s bloodiest wars.

The story carries listeners from assignment preparation to completion and then beyond into the complications when things went wrong.

Sit in as two marines talk out what happened and how Mike's faith has helped him live with his survival.

A Marine’s Story “Okay, Buddy, Let’s Go! Hoorah!”: A Marine Sniper Survives Vietnam

Language : English

Publisher : Phil Lenser

Written By : Phil Lenser

Narrated By : Phil Lenser

Audio Length : 6 hrs - 30 mins

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A Marine’s Story “Okay, Buddy, Let’s Go! Hoorah!”: A Marine Sniper Survives Vietnam

Phil Lenser

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Book Details

A Marine’s Story “Okay, Buddy, Let’s Go! Hoorah!”: A Marine Sniper Survives Vietnam

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