White Feather is the only authorized biography of Gunnery Sergeant Carlos Hathcock II, who was recognized as the most successful sniper in the Vietnam War with more than 93 confirmed kills. The book White Feather is written by brothers Roy and Norm Chandler, who publish military shooting publications through Iron Brigade Publishing, a Jacksonville, North Carolina based corporation. As Marine Sniper, a best seller for nine years relayed his heroism in Vietnam, White Feather covers Carlos' entire career and the other details not found in any other title. Written in true "Chandler" format, this volume covers, from beginning to end, the story and tales of a true Marine Corps legend and last American Hero. As far as biographies go, this book will forever immortalize Hathcock, who passed away Feb. 1999.
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Lt. Col. N. A. Chandler, U.S.M.C. (retired) was an active duty Marine for twenty-four years. He has been both a Rifle and a Weapons Company Commander. Distinguished with rifle and pistol, he is the creator of the Chandler Sniper Rifle, arguably the finest sniper rifle in the world. Col. Chandler lives with his family in Jacksonville, N.C.
Roy F. Chandler, MSgt. U.S. Army (retired) was an active duty soldier for twenty years. A veteran of WWII and Korea, he operated a sniper school, and during the 1950s he was a test NCO at the arctic Test Board in Alaska. Roy Chandler has been a nationally recognized big game hunter and writer for forty-five years. He has authored 57 published books.
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76 of 78 people found the following review helpful:
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An Authoritative Chronicle of a True Marine Hero,
By JC "JC" (Philadelphia, PA United States) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Carlos Hathcock "Whitefeather" (Hardcover)
The exploits of Carlos Hathcock, the Marines' most famous sniper, are well known by most readers of military non-fiction. Charles Henderson's Marine Sniper: 93 Confirmed Kills was a bestseller and a great read. Whitefeather, however, gives a more intimate, complete, and informed look at Hathcock.
Whitefeather was written by Norman and Roy Chandler, who were not only personal friends of Hathcock, but extremely knowledgeable regarding sniping, as evidenced by their spectacular Death From Afar series. The result is a book that no other authors could have produced. Anyone who is interested in Marine Corps sniping, rifles, vietnam, or general military history should not be without this book. It would be a classic if it were better known and less expensive, but rest assured, it's worth every penny you pay.
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This review is from: Carlos Hathcock "Whitefeather" (Hardcover)
Very interesting, especially after reading "Marine Sniper" In depth infromation on the life of sniper scout Carlos Hathcock, book is a bit exspensive but worth it.
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This review is from: Carlos Hathcock "Whitefeather" (Hardcover)
This is a tribute biography that covers Gunny Hathcock's entire life. Several of his now legendary missions are covered in detail. This gallant Marine was perhaps the most lethal combat shooter in American military history and yet, he was a gentle, and altogether decent human being. The story of Carlos Hathcock left me with three regrets. I regret that I never met him. I regret that I never served with him on a mission and I regret that he didn't teach me how to shoot. The photo on the very last page is worth ten thousand words.
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