Generation Kill Free Audiobook Download by Evan Wright

"Generation Kill" is a war documentary by author and journalist Evan Wright. The book details a four month deployment of the United States Marines to Iraq during April 2003. It was released in September 2004.

Generation Kill is a book about the 2003 invasion of Iraq by United States Marines. Evan Wright, along with the co-author, was embedded with the 1st Reconnaissance Battalion from the 1st Marine Division and he wrote an account of his first-hand experience in Iraq during 2003's Operation Iraqi Freedom. It is a raw and insightful look into what it meant to be in a world where morals are lost and no word could describe the horror.

Behind the lines of battle, a new generation is growing up. They're a mix of kids who were born in Iraq, and soldiers who were sent there by their parents. It's hard to know what being a soldier means when you're only ten years old. These kids are learning the difficult lessons that come with fighting in America's longest war.

Generation Kill is a book written by Evan Wright and it is about the United States Marine Corps entry into Iraq during Operation Iraqi Freedom. The book describes some of the Marines' experiences in their time in Iraq and how they came to be called "The Devil's Brigade."

Generation Kill is a non-fiction work that chronicles the first year of the Iraq War starting with ground and air operations and progressing through to the Presidential elections of 2004. Generation Kill talks about the experience of being in Iraq from an insider's perspective, it became a documentary film in 2006 and was nominated for several awards.

Generation Kill is the story of a group of United States Marines in the early months of 2003 and the invasion of Iraq. The book follows some members of US Army's First Recon, attached to First Marine Division, through combat from Camp Pendleton, California to Baghdad. It is based on interviews with many of these Marines, and logs kept by several members. Generation Kill was written as a first-person account by Evan Wright about his experiences embedded with USMC Recon for thirteen weeks.