"I've been shot! Right through the butt. Both cheeks. Some damn sniper shot me." Santiago was embarrassed ... "Just take me to Battalion Aid." He was hurt and didn't want to talk.

I said, "But, I've got to find 'Fox' Company. We're gettin' the hell beat out of us up there!" My company was in imminent danger of being overrun by the North Koreans. I had to get help. I had to find 'Fox,' our reserve company. Santiago didn't care, "Andy, just get me to Battalion Aid!"

A remarkably exciting narrative of one Marine's Korean War experiences, combining "total recall" accounts of fierce battles with intensely personal insights revealed through his letters home. Fully annotated with photographs, maps appendices and index. 428 pages of text with an additional 28 pages of information. Reg. $24.95
We Claim the Title, second edition, vividly remembers the "forgotten war."

"We Claim the Title...
... is a good synopsis of war. These were men who were proud to claim the title of Marine even in the most horrid and discouraging combat situations."
R.R. Keene
Leatherneck

... stands as an important contribution to the literature of the Korean War."
Naval War College Review

... is an honored addition to the library of your Commandant."
C.C. Krulak
General, U.S. Marine Corps (Ret)
Former Commandant of the Marine Corps