Larry Alexander Bigest Brother Book Analysis

The story of an ordinary man who through hardships and obstacles became an exemplar leader and commander of the Easy Company, 506th Regiment, 101st Army Airborne, the legendary fighting unit of World War II, mostly known as the Band of Brothers. “Biggest Brother” by Larry Alexander attempts to give us a glimpse of the life of Major Dick Winters before, during and after World War II. A solid example of the generation that overcame many horrors in order to secure a better world for younger generations. Larry Alexander, the author of Biggest brother was a very recognized journalist that has won many awards over the past years. He is a military historian who has written a number of books about WWII. He was born on June 10 1950 and grew up in Lancaster in the same street Dick Winters lived where he became friends with him in 2001 and decided to write his biography which was published in 2005. Although his book is not written of first hand knowledge, it was written out of the information provided by Major Dick himself and countless additional amounts of research. Although Larry is now dead, his novel still lives own telling the story of one of the bravest man and key participant in the history of WWII. The book is mainly about the hardships that the “Band of Brothers” went through. All the major battles they had, the struggle for surviving and inner
It's refers to the time when the US finally decided to take part in WWII to defend people’s rights. It mentions a very important day that is marked in US history which is known as D-day in which US troops broke the guard frontier in France set by the nazi. It shows the fight of Americans against injustices and communism which would later create a legacy as they took part in many future wars that marked their history as one in which they fought