On Call in Hell: A Doctor's Iraq War Story Audiobook

" amzing....descriptive graphic good imagery "

" The author takes us with him onto the battlefield of Fallujah as he puts himself at risk so others might survive. An interesting read but was not exactly what I was expecting. "

" I read this book because my uncle served as a Navy Hospital Corpsman with the Marines at the battle of Fallujah. For that reason, it was an interesting look at Navy medicine, but it wasn't a particularly compelling book. There are better books about Fallujah out there, like "We Were One: Shoulder to Shoulder with the Marines Who Took Fallujah." "

" Lots of interesting (and sometimes horrifying) medical details. Most of it takes place during the Battle of Fallujah. "

" This book takes you inside Iraq with a military physician. Shows the dangerous and important job our troops are doing. Well-written, even for the lay person. "

" Interesting insight into military medicine. The Author spends A LOT of time on his personal history and too brief a time sharing his battlefield experiences. "

" An intense first-hand account of the Battle Of Fallujah. Well worth reading. "

" If you have ever wondered what it would be like to be an battalion doctor on the war front in Iraq, this is the book for you. Jadick explains how he got there and what it was like. He is a man who goes above and beyond the call of duty, I would guess, in everything he does. "

" More than you ever thought you'd know about military medicine on the front lines of the Iraqi war. And probably more than the families of the patients wanted to know about their loved ones last minutes. "

" Amazing what these guys went through!!!!! "

" He's not a writer, but the story is excellent. "

" I liked this book because of the detail of how things are in battle for the medics. It also gave me a better picture of what the troops are going through over there. It was a first novel for the author and the writing style reflected that. "

" Eyeopening look at what the medical personnel supporting our troops go through just trying to perform their duties. This book focuses on the battle for Fallujah and brings home just how grateful we should be for all the young service men and women in our military. "

" Loved this book. Even though my husband was deployed at the time I read it, I really enjoyed getting an inside view of the medical/military life at war. "

" Wonderful book. Great insight into the mind of a battalion surgeon. "

" This book did not grab my attention...I lost interest and didn't finish it. "

" Wouldn't want to serve under this douchebag, although he does have some sound ideas on improving the military. "

" This was a great up-close look at the war in Iraq from the perspective of an innovative doctor. His techniques and the changes he implemented saved lives and will have an impact on front-line medical treatment for years to come. "

" A little insight into what war/combat is actually like, although we still have no real concept having not lived through it. Makes you proud and grateful for the men and women who sacrifice so much on our behalf. "

" Awesome book. You probably have to be interested somewhat in the subject matter to appreciate the story but I couldn't put this down. About one Marine doctor's experience serving in Iraq. Very informative, sad at times, and inspiring. Good, quick read. "

" After reading House to House, this is the Marine Corps story of the taking of Fallujah. I feel it tends to jump around and doesn't flow as it should. Over all it is a good read. "

" Fantastic read...learned a lot about the war in Iraq! "

" Awesome book. You probably have to be interested somewhat in the subject matter to appreciate the story but I couldn't put this down. About one Marine doctor's experience serving in Iraq. Very informative, sad at times, and inspiring. Good, quick read. "

" Lots of interesting (and sometimes horrifying) medical details. Most of it takes place during the Battle of Fallujah. "

" Did not read as smoothly or hold my interest as much as Ruff's War but still an OK read. "

" fascinating - writing was medicore - but it is story that deserves to be heard "

" Some parts are interesting - as expected will pull on your emotions "

" 2 stars because the author strikes me as person who thinks a bit too highly about himself and his abilities, along with having a bit of a martyr complex. <br/> <br/>1 star for the medical stuff. <br/> <br/>Still upset about the whole &quot;physician's assistant&quot; thing. "