The Last of the 357th Infantry

This gripping audiobook recounts the extraordinary wartime experiences of Harold Frank, a tough B.A.R. rifleman who fought from the beaches of Normandy to the trenches of a German POW camp during World War II. Drawing on extensive interviews, the story offers a vivid and personal perspective on survival, courage, and resilience amidst some of the war's most intense moments, including the firebombing of Dresden. Guided by historian Mark Hager, it provides an insightful look into a young soldier’s journey from the hardships of the Great Depression to the chaos of battle and captivity.