Showing posts with label military. Show all posts
Showing posts with label military. Show all posts

Tuesday, December 5, 2017

Air Commando by Jack David

I thought the book Air Commando by Jack David was good because it tells about the different air forces with the definitions you would need to know about the air force. When I read the book I learned a lot from it because it tells you what planes they fly and what uniforms they wore.


I suggest the person that's about to read this review, read the book because I thought it was good. The reason why I liked the book is because I like planes a lot. I like them so much that I know their names. My favorite type of planes are jets and cargo planes because they have so much space, and the jets are fast and look fun to fly.

Reviewed by unicorn

Wednesday, November 30, 2016

The U.S. Navy Seals: The Missions by Jennifer M. Besel

If you are not a nonfiction lover then The U.S. Navy Seals: The Missions, by Jennifer M. Besel, might not be for you. The plot of the story is that the U.S. Navy Seals need to do very dangerous missions to protect their country from terrorists and disarm any enemy bombs. What dangers will you read about in the stories? I would say this is for grades 4-6.

The reason I like this book is because it has parts showing the hardcore things these men do.
One thing they do is being handcuffed by their hands and feet.  They do that because it's part of their physical training.


Iron Miner 1

Thursday, March 8, 2012

Behind Enemy lines by Bill Doyle


Behind enemy Lines: Under Fire in the Middle East is written by Bill Doyle. If you’re the type of kid who does not like reading at all, this book is the paperback for you.  This is the second book in the Behind Enemy Lines series, the first one blew me away and the second one was astounding.  Each book is different and has many different stories of diverse military soldiers.  In one chapter there is a soldier who is blown up 3 times by I.E.D (improvised explosive devises).  He was told he couldn’t look for any more I.E.Ds.  He was told to go home, but he wanted to work more.  Read the book to see if he goes home.  In another chapter a bomber goes to a military base where three dogs jump on him then the bomber blows up his suitcase bomb.  Find out if the dogs are okay.  Like Bill Doyle says, this book is about real heroes who risk it all for their country.  The soldiers in the book had to have their names changed so military information can be kept a secret, other than that all of the stories are completely a mind blowing, heart stopping, jaw dropping true story.  Not yet in your school library, check the public library for this book.
Reviewed by saint power