
Firsthand accounts of iconic Marine Corps Battles
Title | Author | Edition | Summary |
10 Days on Iwo Jima | Capt F. A. Stott, USMC | Leatherneck February 2015 | A firsthand account, written within weeks of Capt Stott’s landing on Iwo Jima’s black-sand beaches. |
30 Days on the Line | MSgt Clayton Barrow, Jr., USMC (Ret) | Leatherneck June 2019 | There were just 42 men in Company G’s line that night when Japanese tanks emerged from their nest. |
The Battle of the Emerald Wadi | Maj Clinton A. Culp, USMC (Ret) | Leatherneck March 2015 | A firsthand account of 3d Battalion, Sixth Marine Regiment along the Emerald Wadi in Iraq, in October 2005. |
Mitch Paige: Forgotten Hero | Tom Bartlett | Leatherneck October 1992 | Platoon Sergeant Paige gives a firsthand account of a large-scale Japanese attack on Guadalcanal in October 1942 |
Remember Pearl Harbor | LtCol W.G. Muller, Jr. | Leatherneck December 1985 | An eyewitness account of the Attack on Pearl Harbor written by 2ndLt William G. Muller Jr., aboard the USS Maryland ten days later. |
The Advisors | Sgt Ray Wolf, USMC | Leatherneck March 1971 | An account detailing the role of the Marine advisors who worked closely with their Vietnamese counterparts. |
32 Months a Japanese Prisoner | WO J.B. Shimel | Leatherneck November 2017 | A firsthand account of a Marine’s ordeal as a POW during World War II |