Review of Deadly Waters: The Vietnam Naval War And Its Aftermath

[Wilfred Patrick]

[Following is a volunteer review of "Deadly Waters: The Vietnam Naval War And Its Aftermath" by Randy Miller.]

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5 out of 5 stars

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"Deadly Waters: The Vietnam Naval War And Its Aftermath" by Randy Miller interweaves fictional characters against the backdrop of real-life events that occurred during the Vietnam War. The story revolves around Zachariah Martins, a young man who, upon graduating from high school, joins the USS Destroyer Hawke and enlists in the Blue Water Navy Mariners. As the narrative progresses, it blends action, romance, and friendship genres to illustrate the difficulties that soldiers encounter both during and after the conflict.
 
One of the things I loved about this book was the way the author portrayed the characters, especially Zack Martin, the protagonist. Motivated by a strong sense of justice and perseverance in the face of hardship, his pleasant demeanor and notable character development throughout the story make him an intriguing protagonist. The examination of concepts like bravery, friendship, and love gives the narrative depth. The book is also easier to read thanks to the author's succinct and straightforward writing style, which also helps the reader develop a stronger bond with the characters. There was not a single thing about this book that I did not like. 
 
The action-packed novel employs literary strategies to portray the essential human emotions—love, hatred, bravery, fear, joy and sadness, anguish, hope, wrath, and morality—in a vivid and moving way. The author used the dialect of the book to make the story more charming and realistic, but there were too many words for readers to understand. This book was edited without flaws, and I didn't notice any errors. 
 
I give this book a rating of 5 out of 5 because the strong character development and an insightful viewpoint on the difficulties faced by veterans take the book above the level of simple pleasure, making it an important and powerful read that is deserving of high appreciation. I recommend this book to people who love books about the military and war. 
 
 

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Deadly Waters: The Vietnam Naval War And Its Aftermath
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[Sonia Lurk]

Deadly Waters would make you want to take a cruise and imagine yourself as an army. What a wonderful and scary life they must have lived . Great review by the way.

[pokey Jake]

I'll read this book. I didn't know this book was that interesting. But reading this has got me surprised. I will definitely pick this book next.

[Gerrard Mark]

5 star rating is 100 percent correct for this book. Exceptional book and exceptional review too.

[nora baldwin]

The part of the book I like was about Martin. This was a really really nice review. I think your review is one of the best take I've seen about this book. I feel every military personel should read this.

[kordula elfriede m]

Best book for war veterans.. this book should be taken seriously by military personels. Which other book do you know that us like this. I like books that has a military undertone to it. I'll like to read more books like this.

[Bettina B]

I had to read this book about three times before I understood it completely. It'd a really nice book that's meant for everyone. Especially young men . They need to know what it means to sacrifice for your country.

[Gloria Ari]

Zach Martin is an average American. That's how our young men should be . Not those people who have removed the masculinity from men. I like the review. It was a really great take.

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"Deadly Waters: The Vietnam Naval War And Its Aftermath" by Randy Miller is one great book for the boys. I will tell my sons to read this book and write a comprehensive review about the book.

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Great book about patriotism. Most people are not patriotic. I like this your review and I also likedhow you told the story . I have learnt quite a few things from you with the way you conclude your review.

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