War Shots: Norm Hatch and the U.S. Marine Corps Combat Cameramen of World War II
"Jones's telling of the bureaucratic maze Hatch navigated to gather equipment, supplies, and work space is as fascinating as his combat descriptions." (Naval History2011-08-01)"Norman Hatch is a living legend." (Fredericksburg Free Lance-Star2011-02-20)"Jones brings Hatch's story -- and that of the Greatest Generation -- to life inWar Shots." (Richmond Times-Dispatch2011-03-06)"Jones's writing style is exceptionally clear, informative, and well researched.War Shotsis a rewarding read." (Marine Corps Gazette2011-03-01)"Jones is sensitive to how Marines think and understands their esprit de corps and the full meaning of the Marine Corps motto: Semper Fidelis." (Leatherneck2011-04-01)"War Shotsmay well emerge as one of the most definitive histories of military photography at war and the men behind the cameras who risked their lives to make sure the American public knew what was going on." (Living History2011-01-01)