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God in the Foxhole: Inspiring True Stories of Miracles on the Battlefield Audiobook
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Iraq, 2004... two enemies - a Nazi priest and an American G.I. - who served Communion Mass in a Belgian sanctuary in 1944... the prescient letter from a Civil War army major to his beloved wife, one week before his death at Bull Run... the 21st-century toddler with a jaw-dropping spiritual connection to a war hero of Iwo Jima... and dozens more. A war chronicle like no other, God in the Foxhole affirms, for military buffs and readers from all walks of life, the power of faith in the face of adversity.
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" Short story accounts combat veterans. Some of these short stories deserve to have books in their own right. A story in chapter 10 about James Huston, and the young Texas boy is amazing, As is the section on Desmond Doss in chapter 7. "
— Matt, 5/15/2010
About Charles W. Sasser
Charles W. Sasser has been a full-time freelance writer, journalist, and photographer since 1979. He is a veteran of both the US Navy (journalist) and US Army (Special Forces, the Green Berets), a combat veteran, and former combat correspondent wounded in action. He also served fourteen years as a police officer, in Miami, Florida, and Tulsa, Oklahoma, where he was a homicide detective. He is author, co-author, or contributing author of more than thirty books and novels, including One Shot-One Kill and Hill 488.
About Wes Bleed
Wes Bleed is a professional motivational speaker, as well as the vice president of Mack Commincations, a public affairs and public relations firm based in the Chicago area. For more than twenty-five years, he worked as a contributing reporter for the ABC Radio network, as well as a new anchor and news director. He received his bachelor’s degree in speech communication from Wheaton College.