While an interesting book on the battle, I have to agree with the negative comments on the Amazon site referring to the maps not being of much use and the author using just names for colonels and below in the narrative.
By the latter I mean that after identifying the unit the officers were assigned to, he drops their ranks and unit assignment, which leaves you wonder who is what. So it becomes confusing. It would have been better to just use unit names, so the reader could follow the action.
By the latter I mean that after identifying the unit the officers were assigned to, he drops their ranks and unit assignment, which leaves you wonder who is what. So it becomes confusing. It would have been better to just use unit names, so the reader could follow the action.
