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Hathcock was the sniper who killed the woman known as Apache who would Torture and kill any POE in vietnam Thanks to hathcock she no longer harmed us soldiers.

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Hathcock and Burke both pushed and urged the addition of training snipers as a regular part of the military and they did get it intergrated into the army

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Hathcock was also known as white feather by the NVA soldiers because he would wear a white feather in his hat and this would be the only real noticable thing about him

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Hathcocks confirmed kills or kills witnessed by another marine was 93 he guesses that he had well over 150 kills

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this book was sorta like a biography it told the story of carlos Hathcock and other marines during the vietnam war on Hill 55 where they were stationed

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he was Hatchocks spotter he would point out enemys he was also there if hatchock needed help and would also snipe when the Hathcock was tired

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This book in my opinion was very good it pulled you into it and you could tell how the us soldiers felt during the war

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the theme of this book is to Push yourself Carlos hathcock pushed himself harder than ever to survive vietnam and end up getting the most confirmed kills out of any sniper in the vietnam war

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the climax is when Carlos Hathcock finds out he has a bounty of over 7,000 dollars dead or alive.

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the conflict is man vs man because it is during the vietnam war so its the us military against the NVA

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Carlos Hathcock is a marine Sniper/Scout for the us military in the vietnam war

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This book took place during the vietnam war in the jungles of vietnam

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Marine Sniper is a true story about Carlos Hathcock the us marines deadliest sniper in the Vietnam war it is written in a third person perspective where its more a narration of what is going on and some parts of it is first person coming from Carlos Hathcock himself.