The Last of the Old Breed: An Oral History of the Final Marines from World War II Breakdown Press Steinberg depicted delightful absurdities and

Steinberg depicted delightful absurdities and quiet moments: a painter saws a long canvas into smaller

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presents this warts-and-all reproduction of his private sketchbooks

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The Last of the Old Breed: An Oral History of the Final Marines from World War II Breakdown Press Steinberg depicted delightful absurdities andAn oral history of the brutal Pacific Theater in WWII, told by many of the last living U. S. Marine veterans. During World War II, over 16 million Americans served in the Armed Forces. Today, less than 1 percent are still alive. The Last of the Old Breed is an unprecedented oral history of the final living United States Marines from World War II, featuring over 130 veterans, ranging in age from 90 to 103. Told in harrowing detail, the witnesses reveal