Carlos hathcock autobiography books

The story of Carlos Hathcock, who will probably always be remembered as the most effective sniper in the history of the U.S. Marine Corps. Hathcock fought in Vietnam and, as the title says, killed 93 people that were documented and confirmed, and probably killed hundreds more that were listed as "probable" or "unknown".

Snipers are unusual even among professional military people - they have one of the hardest and most dangerous jobs psychologically, emotionally, and in terms of wide-ranging skills and effort required.

Every sniper I've known or heard interviewed has said the same kind of thing about how he or she handled the act of looking at another human being that appeared to be close by (through a scope) but usually didn't even know the sniper was there, then carefully and deliberately shooting and killing that person.

Essentially, they all said that they kept reminding themselves that by killing enemy soldiers, they were preven