The Majors Free Audiobook Download by W.E.B. Griffin

"The Majors" was written by W.E.B Griffin in 1981, and is one of the books in his "The Corps" series. It is about a group of United States Army soldiers that were the best at their specialties, and worked together to serve their country as they fought on the European Front during World War II. Eric G. Dove is an accomplished narrator, so it was really exciting when Audible announced that he would be reading this book--I had never heard any of his work before!

The Majors is a novel by W.E.B. Griffin which follows the lives of nine young men who were in the U.S. Army during World War II and fought on D Day and beyond. The audiobook has a very vivid narration that made my commute to work more interesting and eased my mind about the boredom I usually experience.

The Majors, narrated by Eric G. Dove, is a novel written in 1969 that tells the story of Major George Christopher (Toby), and his fellow marines who are sent to Vietnam to fight against the North Vietnamese. They come across many difficulties throughout their journey, but they never give up.

The Majors is a novel written by W.E.B. Griffin, and reads like a military thriller that revolves around the American POWs captured by the North Vietnamese during the Vietnam War in 1968. The book follows the story of how these Americans' lives intersected with one another, while also telling their individual stories of resilience.

If you're more of a behind-the-scenes type, then The Majors is the book for you. This military thriller follows the journey of Major William J. 'Boots' Boothe, who goes from scared and nervous to commanding, confident and decisive. From his first mission on a remote island in the Pacific to sending a torpedo into the side of a U-boat that he was about to fire at them, Boots has killed over 40 times by the end of this story. By learning how to take charge and do what's needed when it comes to warfare, Boots becomes an even greater asset for his country than he was as a green second lieutenant.