Book Review: Paradise General; The Nightingale of Mosul – WSJ.com
Posted by GruntDoc on 28th May 2010
When Americans think about wartime medicine, “MASH” reruns and the comic antics of Hot Lips Houlihan and Hawkeye Pierce are likely to come to mind. A decidedly more authentic view can be found in “Paradise General” and “The Nightingale of Mosul,” books by a real-life Army surgeon, Dr. Dave Hnida, and an Army nurse, Col. Susan Luz. Both authors served in Iraq during some of the bloodiest days of the war in 2006 and 2007.
via Book Review: Paradise General; The Nightingale of Mosul – WSJ.com.
So, my summer book list is set…
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