What is the King of Soldiers?
The King of Soldiers is the true elite in the army. He is the strongest person who has gone through many tests of physical strength, endurance, intelligence, and perseverance and stood out among millions of soldiers.
World War II created many such warrior kings: the world's number one air combat ace Erich Hartmann, Soviet fighter ace Pokryshkin, air combat genius Marceiu, "White Death" Finnish sniper king Simon Haye, Soviet female sniper Lyudmila Pavlichenko, the prototype of the protagonist of the movie "At the Gate" Vasily Zaitsev, World War II's number one tank ace Otto Karius, The submarine ace Gott Prien who sank the "Royal Oak", the red spy king Richard Sorge... There are too many to mention. They are pilots, snipers, tank crews, sailors, spies. They are male and female. They have different arms, different divisions of labor, and come from different camps and different countries. However, they have achieved the ultimate in their respective fields on the battlefield. They are the elites among the elites.
The war has made them successful, they are aces, they are myths, they have become an insurmountable peak in front of those who come after them, and their names have become eternal legends in the hearts of military fans.
Reader comments
This book introduces many military kings in World War II who reached the ultimate in their respective fields. I like Erich Hartmann in the book. He is not only the number one air combat ace, but also has a strong will and extraordinary wisdom. The stories of these kings of soldiers made me understand that if you want to become an elite, you have to work harder. This book is well worth reading!
This book introduces many military kings in World War II who reached the ultimate in their respective fields. I like Erich Hartmann in the book. He is not only the number one air combat ace, but also has a strong will and extraordinary wisdom. The stories of these kings of soldiers made me understand that if you want to become an elite, you have to work harder. This book is well worth reading!
5 I like listening to this book very much
Great. My favorite is Simon Haye.