Reviews for Randall Fighting Knives In Wartime

The average rating for Randall Fighting Knives In Wartime based on 2 reviews is 2.5 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2012-05-29 00:00:00 Anil Narine I found Randle's story very interesting and especially appreciated his chapter on the Kachins. I thought he could have expanded on his relationship with the mule. It was pretty interesting how the army used whatever it could when there was nothing available.

Review # 2 was written on 2017-11-27 00:00:00 Christopher Fancher Enjoyable memoir of an American soldier stationed in England during WWII. The focus is on his relationship with an English woman in the Women's Auxiliary Air Force and their growing love for one another. His experience takes him throughout England and Wales as the two seek to meet together on their limited leaves and passes. Enlow meets Van's family in Wales and they become engaged at war's end. And then....the distance and time factors intervene and the two go their separate ways. As in all love stories they meet again after 50 years and ... we'll you will have to read the story. The book has special meaning for our family since one of the pictures includes three of the author's friends at the 392nd Bomb Group--one of them is my uncle, Wib Stanford, Jr. A great surprise indeed.